#raspberrypi IRC Log

IRC Log for 2012-08-15

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[0:00]<danielboston26> thats $50.00[0:00]<imark> uuurm, 65[0:00]<danielboston26> bit much[0:00]<danielboston26> seeing as its only 35 retail[0:01]<imark> yeah if you dont want to wait[0:01]<danielboston26> does it take them a long time to make?[0:02]<imark> you mean the foundation making rapsberry pi's?[0:02]* Ikkyu (~Ikkyu@cpe-24-243-59-95.satx.res.rr.com) has joined #raspberrypi[0:02]* PiBot sets mode +v Ikkyu[0:03]<danielboston26> idk who is it that actually manufactures them?[0:03]<Syliss> they make about 4500/day[0:03]<Syliss> they are made in china[0:03]<danielboston26> ah[0:04]<danielboston26> whats the olimex?[0:04]<imark> last i heard element 14 are now actually getting them out quickly despite their feedback online[0:04]<MasterGeek> in a slave labor camp i hear?[0:04]* mentar (~mentar@94-195-22-204.zone9.bethere.co.uk) has joined #raspberrypi[0:04]* PiBot sets mode +v mentar[0:04]<PigFlu> you know that little rectangle in the corner that shows cpu usage (?) ?[0:04]<PigFlu> its ALL green[0:04]<rojuinex> Anyone doing any ARM assembly programming?[0:04]<PigFlu> i just started the webbrowser and tried to load google[0:05]<AC`97> it's not cpu usage[0:05]<PigFlu> and it the entire thing filled up[0:05]<AC`97> it's disk usage[0:05]<PigFlu> oh[0:05]<PigFlu> well its all green still[0:05]<AC`97> ohwait, what little rectangle thing[0:05]<PigFlu> and nothing is happening[0:05]<PigFlu> yea[0:05]<AC`97> the lil bit of led?[0:05]* im2me (~im2me@109.224.139.163) Quit (Remote host closed the connection)[0:05]<PigFlu> ?[0:05]<PigFlu> its next to the clock[0:05]* AC`97 is computer illiterate[0:05]<PigFlu> left of it[0:05]<imark> yeah its cpu usage[0:06]<AC`97> ohthat[0:06]<imark> hes talking about the corner of lxde not the board itself[0:06]<AC`97> iknewthat[0:06]* AC`97 wanders off[0:06]<PigFlu> well everything just hangs now[0:06]<PigFlu> i havent been able to do a single thing on the pi yet[0:06]<AC`97> are the chips hot?[0:07]<PigFlu> yep[0:07]<AC`97> the one near the usb ports burn? :][0:07]* prpplague (~danders@192.94.92.11) Quit (Quit: Leaving)[0:07]<PigFlu> doesnt burn[0:07]<PigFlu> but its warm[0:07]<AC`97> ah i see...[0:07]<AC`97> https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/cRlxWsZo9gmqi-qp2PX0AvDJCT4qjt0I9T_QkgwhhNE?feat=directlink my solution to burning chips[0:07]<PigFlu> and, uh..[0:08]<PigFlu> there are mods LEDS on than usual[0:08]<imark> homemade heatsink?[0:08]<AC`97> yep. handmade[0:08]<imark> sweet[0:08]<AC`97> with a file. and a lot of patience[0:08]<AC`97> ended up with a hand full of aluminum splinters[0:08]<imark> haha, cokecan?[0:09]<AC`97> lol[0:09]<AC`97> it's just a regular heatsink cut down to size[0:09]<AC`97> i'm hoping the thermal paste and pad is enough to prevent it from falling off[0:10]<PigFlu> does the pi dislike that i pull the plug on it?[0:10]<PigFlu> i dont know what else to do.. its completely unresponsive[0:10]<AC`97> yes.[0:10]<AC`97> keyboard connected?[0:10]<PigFlu> yes[0:10]<gordonDrogon> why do people keep on putting heatsinks on their Pi when the people from broadcom repeatedly say it's not neccessary?[0:10]* datagutt (~datagutt@unaffiliated/datagutt) Quit (Quit: Computer has gone to sleep.)[0:10]<AC`97> (alt+sysrq) + R E I S U B[0:10]<AC`97> gordonDrogon: because design flaw.[0:11]<AC`97> i guess the chip's regulator is driving the whole board[0:11]<AC`97> because the regulator that's on the board isn't putting out enough voltage[0:11]<gordonDrogon> so why have my 3 Pi's not burst into flames by now?[0:11]<imark> gordonDrogon: i have to say ive pushed it pretty hard and find it never gets more that mildy warm, i dont see the point[0:11]<AC`97> gordonDrogon: probably because you're one of the lucky ones whose regulators put out the correct voltage[0:11]<gordonDrogon> I've had one Pi on every day since I got it - start of May, and it's in a case with a lid on.[0:12]<gordonDrogon> the other 2 are in & out of cases, but are on all day, every day.[0:12]<dennistlg> i compilin stuff on pi hours and days 100%cpu usage[0:12]<AC`97> i can blow on a chip from the top, and feel hot air come out of the sides of the board[0:12]<dennistlg> chip ist not hot.[0:12]<gordonDrogon> they're designed to be OK up to 70C.[0:13]<AC`97> my media computer's northbridge+southbridge run at ~85C[0:13]<AC`97> and i already have 6 fans on that thing[0:14]<gordonDrogon> sure it's not just am obsession?[0:14]<AC`97> ??[0:14]<AC`97> it's still whisper quiet though[0:14]<AC`97> ... until i have the fans up to 100%[0:14]* finnx (~sheppards@99-39-251-198.lightspeed.tukrga.sbcglobal.net) has joined #raspberrypi[0:14]* PiBot sets mode +v finnx[0:15]<AC`97> anyways, i'm off to make an even bigger heatsink for my Pi[0:15]<gordonDrogon> my PC is silent. just one fan on the processor and it's idle.[0:15]<AC`97> no fan on power supply??[0:16]<gordonDrogon> nope.[0:16]<[SLB]> it also depends where in the world you live at[0:16]<AC`97> <- bay area, around central california, i suppose[0:16]<gordonDrogon> possibly.[0:17]<PigFlu> how do i read from my flash-drive? i can see it listed in /media/ but when i cd to it, i get permission denied.[0:20]* Platz (ubuntu@unaffiliated/platz) Quit (Remote host closed the connection)[0:20]<[SLB]> i had incredibly hot wind blowing from north africa here in south italy and the pi was really hot, but now that cooled down, it's not even warm[0:20]<[SLB]> 4days uptime now[0:20]<[SLB]> enclosed in a case[0:20]<[SLB]> the hot days i touched the soc and i could have boiled eggs on it :3[0:20]<danielboston26> i think putting it in a case would help with the heat issue[0:20]* izibi (~julian@unaffiliated/izibi) Quit (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)[0:20]* ksx4system (~ksx4syste@91.204.162.164) Quit (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)[0:20]<danielboston26> they should have put them in a case to begin with[0:21]<danielboston26> PigFu check permissions?[0:21]<PigFlu> how?[0:22]* unknownbliss is now known as UKB|Sleep[0:22]<PigFlu> i should think i have permission to read my flashdrive :/[0:22]* drago757 (~drago757@pool-173-66-123-130.washdc.fios.verizon.net) has joined #raspberrypi[0:22]* PiBot sets mode +v drago757[0:22]* RaycisCharles (RaycisChar@cpc20-lutn10-2-0-cust20.9-3.cable.virginmedia.com) Quit ()[0:23]<danielboston26> never hurt to check[0:23]<loadbang> AC`97 [SLB] the SoC would be rated to work well up to 120??C or higher.[0:24]* khildin (~khildin@541E95B6.cm-5-7c.dynamic.ziggo.nl) Quit (Ping timeout: 265 seconds)[0:24]<AC`97> orly?[0:24]<AC`97> what about the usb controller?[0:24]<loadbang> same with most CPUs[0:24]<danielboston26> PigFu if you don't know how to check permissions you shouldn't be using linux its a nerd operating system[0:24]<loadbang> my i7 runs at 105??C under load[0:24]<AC`97> he's not using linux. he's using a raspberry pi! :P[0:25]<AC`97> loadbang: my brain would melt.[0:25]<AC`97> i'd switch to a freon cooling system[0:25]<loadbang> computer builders freak out when their CPUs run at 40C.[0:26]<loadbang> yet they will cause more damage and cause errors if they run that cool[0:26]* imark (~mark@client-80-0-208-38.bkl-bng-011.adsl.virginmedia.net) Quit (Quit: Leaving)[0:26]<AC`97> orly?[0:27]<AC`97> mine rarely exceed 36C[0:27]<AC`97> i have it on emergency shutdown if it reaches 45C, lol[0:29]* ksx4system (~ksx4syste@91.204.162.164) has joined #raspberrypi[0:29]* PiBot sets mode +v ksx4system[0:33]<gordonDrogon> I ran an Atom system in a sealed box inside a cupboard that had the exhaust stack off a railway train engine... It was fine for the best part of 18 months before we decommisioned it.[0:33]<gordonDrogon> no fans, no vents.[0:33]<gordonDrogon> hottest the processor got to was 85C. Hottest the on-board 3g/gps chip got to was 102C.[0:35]<dennistlg> have runing a dual quadcore xeon e5420 with fbdimm and 2 hd 4870 in a midi tower 1000w powersupply[0:35]* jsafarik (~js@109.80.10.145) Quit (Quit: leaving)[0:35]<dennistlg> i have eleven fans[0:35]* nils_2 (~nils_2@unaffiliated/nils-2/x-2480262) Quit (Quit: WeeChat 0.3.9-dev)[0:36]<gordonDrogon> not allowed fans on a PC bolted to a train![0:37]* JMichael|work (~JamesWhit@jmcooper.goshen.edu) Quit (Quit: Konversation terminated!)[0:38]<dennistlg> all fans temp regulated at 100% at cpu and gpu's its not loud[0:38]<dennistlg> temps reaches 80?C[0:38]<dennistlg> on the ram[0:39]* imark (~mark@client-80-0-208-38.bkl-bng-011.adsl.virginmedia.net) has joined #raspberrypi[0:39]<dennistlg> internal sensor[0:39]* PiBot sets mode +v imark[0:39]<dennistlg> fbdimm = hot stuff[0:39]<dennistlg> :-D[0:41]<dennistlg> http://media.neckermann.at/bilder/gat081/900/3/34/34534k0_2000_4434.jpg[0:42]<loadbang> it's the capacitors that hate the heat.[0:42]* Butcho (~butcho@cpe-069-132-192-003.carolina.res.rr.com) Quit (Read error: Operation timed out)[0:43]<loadbang> especially power supply ones.[0:43]* youlysses (~user@97-64-170-2.client.mchsi.com) has joined #raspberrypi[0:43]* PiBot sets mode +v youlysses[0:45]* bertrik (~quassel@rockbox/developer/bertrik) Quit (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)[0:47]* imark (~mark@client-80-0-208-38.bkl-bng-011.adsl.virginmedia.net) Quit (Quit: Bye)[0:48]<loadbang> err, rebooted my RPi and now it has eth5 in ifconfig[0:49]* youlysses (~user@97-64-170-2.client.mchsi.com) Quit (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)[0:50]<loadbang> udev keep on remaking /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules[0:50]<loadbang> ugh[0:50]<chithead> bad udev[0:50]* Ikkyu (~Ikkyu@cpe-24-243-59-95.satx.res.rr.com) Quit (Quit: Leaving)[0:51]<loadbang> would emptying the file and changing permission fix it?[0:52]* Killerkid_ (~l1am9111@unaffiliated/killerkid) has joined #raspberrypi[0:52]* PiBot sets mode +v Killerkid_[0:52]* markbook (~markllama@pool-74-104-180-140.bstnma.fios.verizon.net) Quit (Quit: Leaving.)[0:53]* Killerkid (~l1am9111@unaffiliated/killerkid) Quit (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)[0:53]* Killerkid_ is now known as Killerkid[0:54]<mongrelion> left raspberry pi for like 6 hours alone. Found it blocked/frozen :/[0:54]* CowboyKitty (~CowboyKit@adsl-64-217-216-202.dsl.rcsntx.swbell.net) Quit (Quit: Leaving)[0:55]<AC`97> was the chips hot?[0:55]* Syliss (~Home@adsl-108-82-206-59.dsl.chi2ca.sbcglobal.net) Quit (Quit: Syliss)[0:55]<loadbang> #facepalm[0:55]* mentar (~mentar@94-195-22-204.zone9.bethere.co.uk) Quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer)[0:56]<mongrelion> this is not the first time it happens.[0:56]<mongrelion> I can't really remember when was the last time I could leave it turned on for a long time without freezing :/[0:56]<mongrelion> and I can't really tell what are the steps to reproduce the error.[0:57]* mentar (~mentar@94-195-22-204.zone9.bethere.co.uk) has joined #raspberrypi[0:57]* PiBot sets mode +v mentar[0:57]* Mlmmt (~Reaper@c-24-2-37-129.hsd1.ca.comcast.net) has joined #raspberrypi[0:57]* PiBot sets mode +v Mlmmt[0:59]* Lord_DeathMatch (Lord_Death@CPE-58-164-167-4.lnse4.woo.bigpond.net.au) has joined #raspberrypi[0:59]* PiBot sets mode +v Lord_DeathMatch[0:59]* Jungle-Boogie (~Jungle-Bo@unaffiliated/jungle-boogie) Quit (Quit: supoort jupiterbroadcasting.com)[0:59]* S0-2 (~sgra@unaffiliated/sgra) has joined #raspberrypi[0:59]* PiBot sets mode +v S0-2[0:59]* bakers (~bakers@bar-1.web-ster.com) has left #raspberrypi[1:01]* halfhalo (halfhalo@nasadmin/webteam/halfhalo) Quit (Excess Flood)[1:02]* NirIzr (~NirIzr@93-172-240-207.bb.netvision.net.il) Quit (Ping timeout: 245 seconds)[1:02]* halfhalo (halfhalo@nasadmin/webteam/halfhalo) has joined #raspberrypi[1:02]* PiBot sets mode +v halfhalo[1:04]* umbrella (~umbrella@unaffiliated/umbrella) Quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer)[1:06]<loadbang> ok, deleting the content and making the file read only still made udev re-write the bloody file![1:07]* S0-2 (~sgra@unaffiliated/sgra) Quit (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)[1:08]* NirIzr (~NirIzr@93-172-240-229.bb.netvision.net.il) has joined #raspberrypi[1:08]* PiBot sets mode +v NirIzr[1:08]* Obsys (~Obsys@unaffiliated/obsys) has joined #raspberrypi[1:08]* PiBot sets mode +v Obsys[1:09]<chithead> chattr +i[1:09]<chithead> but seriously, you better address this problem in udev instead of treating symptoms[1:12]* Geniack (~Geniack@p54854D9E.dip0.t-ipconnect.de) Quit (Disconnected by services)[1:14]<PigFlu> seriously[1:14]<PigFlu> my pi is useless[1:14]<PigFlu> when i startx everything becomes so slow its literally impossible to do things[1:14]<PigFlu> and it took a good 2 minutes to load google[1:15]<chithead> it's not exactly fast, but still ok here (using lxdm and netsurf)[1:15]<PigFlu> and i had to use googles IP, otherwise it wouldnt find the host[1:15]* Orb (~orb@ip-64-134-197-26.public.wayport.net) has joined #raspberrypi[1:15]* PiBot sets mode +v Orb[1:16]<PigFlu> is it not getting enough power or what?[1:16]<PigFlu> im using an externally powered USB hub, so it should be fine[1:16]<chithead> you are more likely running out of ram[1:16]<PigFlu> but how[1:17]<chithead> which cpu/gpu memory split do you use?[1:17]<trevorman> you've got some sort of configuration problem if you can't even do a DNS lookup. it isn't the RPi hardware thats at fault.[1:17]* forceblast (~forceblas@dynamic-acs-24-112-140-84.zoominternet.net) Quit (Quit: forceblast)[1:17]<PigFlu> <chithead> which cpu/gpu memory split do you use?[1:17]<PigFlu> huh?[1:17]<AC`97> ^ lol[1:18]<chithead> different firmware files exist for this purpose, I think the default is 128/128[1:19]<PigFlu> im just trying to play a movie.. any movie[1:19]<PigFlu> since i cant access the internet im trying to load one from a flash drive[1:19]<PigFlu> but failed horribly[1:19]<chithead> I thought you want to visit google[1:19]<trevorman> hmm interesting. Java SE 7 Update 6 is out for ARMv6[1:19]<PigFlu> yea, i was trying to access google and then youtube[1:19]<PigFlu> ive given up on that[1:20]<chithead> firmware can be found here https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware/tree/master/boot some distros ship with rpi-config tool for convenience[1:20]<PigFlu> trying to read my flash drive, the entire thing crashed, and i got loads of error messages[1:20]<trevorman> youtube won't work[1:20]<PigFlu> had to reboot[1:20]<PigFlu> now i found my flashdrive in /media/[1:20]<Orb> I haven't been in here much, but, is it very well known that the Pi is just really underpowered? Maybe I'm stating the obvious.[1:20]<PigFlu> but when i cd and ls to it, no files are showing up[1:21]<PigFlu> i know there are files on it.[1:21]<trevorman> no flash. no webm. no support for h264 HW decode in the browser IIRC.[1:21]<Orb> I got mine about 3 weeks ago and it's just worse than I expected.[1:21]<PigFlu> ^[1:21]<trevorman> Orb: expectations are too high and some media reports have been a bit too optimistic. for what they designed it for, it fits the spec.[1:21]<PigFlu> all this shit about "omg it can play HD movies etc"[1:21]<PigFlu> its all bullshit, i cant do ANYTHING on it[1:21]<trevorman> it can. omxplayer can do h.264 and mpeg4[1:22]<Orb> Pigflu, have you tried xbmc?[1:22]<PigFlu> no[1:22]<chithead> it works fine as media player using openelec/raspbmc/xbian[1:22]<Orb> Again, underpowered but xbmc does sorta play most video.[1:22]<chithead> it works fine for its intended purpose, teaching schoolchildren how to code[1:22]<mru> it's a blackbox video decoder with an arm microcontroller bolted on[1:22]<PigFlu> Orb: but i cant even find any videos to play[1:22]<Orb> Pig, google raspbmc.[1:22]<chithead> it is however not a replacement for a desktop pc[1:22]<PigFlu> i cant even find my flashdrive[1:22]<Orb> Oh[1:22]* kn1000 (~kn1000@b0ff4a72.bb.sky.com) has joined #raspberrypi[1:22]* PiBot sets mode +v kn1000[1:22]<trevorman> what chithead said[1:23]<chithead> possibly your flash drive is in unsupported format (ntfs)[1:23]<Orb> Does it show up in /dev?[1:23]<kn1000> Anyone know the max current draw from the raspberry pi's GPIO pins?[1:23]<AC`97> something very tiny[1:23]<Orb> I would think ntfs is supported just fine.[1:23]<AC`97> <30mA, i think[1:23]<trevorman> kn1000: don't think they've published it. doubt its much though. sinking is quite likely goign to be higher tho[1:23]<PigFlu> Orb: i dont think it does..[1:23]<PigFlu> cant see its name[1:24]<chithead> with debian and gentoo, you need to install the ntfs-3g package, not sure about the other distros[1:24]<kn1000> trevorman, any ballpark figures? trying to design my first circuit around it lol[1:24]<PigFlu> there are several usb devices though[1:24]<Orb> The file system shouldn't matter.[1:24]<Orb> sdb or sdc or d should show up in /dev[1:24]<AC`97> which pin should i connect an IR receiver to? i have 3.3v and ground... and then which gpio pin??[1:24]<kn1000> AC`97, so I should be ok drawing 20mA[1:25]* AC`97 is computer illiterate[1:25]<AC`97> kn1000: i have no clue[1:25]<AC`97> i wouldn't try to draw more than 10mA myself[1:25]<kn1000> AC`97 is a realtek driver[1:25]<AC`97> not really[1:25]<PigFlu> sda and sda1 shows up, Orb[1:25]* AC`97 hisses and buzzes at you[1:25]<kn1000> AC`97, LOL![1:25]<kn1000> It's funny you say that because I'm having that exact fucking problem with my realtek motherboard[1:25]<kn1000> only on the front usb ports though[1:26]<Orb> And the USB stick I assume is fine on something else. I dunno.[1:26]<AC`97> indeed[1:26]<chithead> your sd card is /dev/mmc... and the first usb drive you connect will be /dev/sda[1:26]<kn1000> anything plugged into the front usb ports causes the front audio ports to buzz uncontrollably[1:26]<chithead> check /proc/filesystems whether the filesystem on the usb stick is supported[1:26]<PigFlu> i must admit, this has been a huge disappointment :([1:26]<AC`97> check the capacitors on your front port board[1:26]<kn1000> AC`97, I don't think it'll have any to be honest[1:26]<Orb> Kn sometimes front usb ports can be disabled in the bios setings or the cable itself is disconnected in the case.[1:26]<kn1000> AC`97, this case was ridiculously cheap[1:26]<AC`97> O.o atrocious[1:26]* int3nz0r (~int3nz0r@86.86.66.141) Quit (Quit: Textual IRC Client: http://www.textualapp.com/)[1:26]<kn1000> Orb, I like having the ports[1:27]<kn1000> I also like using the front audio ports[1:27]<kn1000> hence the problems[1:27]<kn1000> lol[1:27]* forceblast (~forceblas@dynamic-acs-24-112-140-84.zoominternet.net) has joined #raspberrypi[1:27]* PiBot sets mode +v forceblast[1:27]<Orb> Im saying that may be the problem.[1:27]<trevorman> kn1000: http://elinux.org/Rpi_Low-level_peripherals#General_Purpose_Input.2FOutput_.28GPIO.29 claims 16mA but they're getting that value from datasheets for other devices.[1:27]<Orb> They may be turned off.[1:27]* aphadke (~Adium@c-71-198-5-34.hsd1.ca.comcast.net) has joined #raspberrypi[1:27]* PiBot sets mode +v aphadke[1:27]<trevorman> kn1000: what AC`97 said (10mA) should be a safe value until somebody at Broadcom actually publishes it[1:28]<AC`97> did i mention that i'm computer illiterate??[1:28]<mru> I would not design something to draw more than a few mA from a gpio pin[1:28]<mru> if you need more you should use something external to boost it[1:28]<mru> like a transistor[1:29]<Orb> I would say you have alot of reading to do, AC[1:29]<kn1000> That was what I was going to do[1:29]<kn1000> AC`97, yep no circuitry AT ALL on the front usb port/audio board[1:29]<kn1000> LOL[1:30]<AC`97> ouch[1:30]<kn1000> mru, I'm new to transistors, how would I go about actually calculating the value for the current limiting resistor for the input pin on the transistor?[1:30]<kn1000> well new to electronics in general[1:30]<AC`97> i'm new too[1:30]* virunga (~virunga@151.64.28.210) Quit (Quit: Sto andando via)[1:30]<AC`97> i have this nice IR receiver module, but i dunno which pin to connect it to[1:31]* shayla (~pi@gateway/tor-sasl/shayla) Quit (Remote host closed the connection)[1:31]<AC`97> nor do i know how to access the pin even if i do connect it :P[1:31]* shayla (~pi@gateway/tor-sasl/shayla) has joined #raspberrypi[1:31]* PiBot sets mode +v shayla[1:32]<mru> get a copy of 'the art of electronics' and read it[1:33]<mru> it's a bit old but the principles still apply[1:33]<kn1000> mru, you have got to be the third person to recommend that[1:33]<kn1000> so screw it, internet, here it come[1:33]<AC`97> got a download for that book??[1:34]<AC`97> the most complex thing i built was a veriable power supply with voltmeter + ammeter[1:34]<mru> it's a _book_, it's made of paper[1:34]<AC`97> i used linears at first, but then upgraded it to switching[1:34]<AC`97> i like my kindle[1:34]<kn1000> AC`97, pm[1:35]<kn1000> there we go I shall have it soon[1:35]<AC`97> oohlala[1:35]* Orion__ (~Orion_@205.118.211.29) Quit (Quit: ~ Trillian Astra - 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It is FAR to quiet in here.[2:37]* AC`97 screams![2:37]* IT_Sean plugs in his iPod and cranks some killer tunes[2:37]* IT_Sean silences AC`97[2:37]* AC`97 hisses and buzzes in the background[2:37]* IT_Sean grounds AC`97[2:37]* AC`97 lets out the magic smoke[2:37]* IT_Sean dumps a butcket of water on AC`97[2:37]* NirIzr (~NirIzr@93-172-240-229.bb.netvision.net.il) Quit (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)[2:37]* AC`97 drowns[2:38]* aphadke (~Adium@c-71-198-5-34.hsd1.ca.comcast.net) Quit (Quit: Leaving.)[2:38]<AC`97> *gurgle*[2:38]* danielboston26 (~anonymous@unaffiliated/danielboston26) Quit (Quit: i am leaveing)[2:39]* Syliss (~Home@99.23.242.34) has joined #raspberrypi[2:39]* PiBot sets mode +v Syliss[2:39]* plugwash just pointed mirrordirector.raspbian.org at mirrorbrain and hopes to hell that it doesn't produce a torrent of complaints[2:40]* IT_Sean complains[2:40]* AC`97 imagines a bittorrent file full of complaints[2:40]* IT_Sean can't imagine anyone would download that torrent[2:40]<AC`97> indeed[2:41]<AC`97> time to fabricate some clips for my custom heatsink[2:41]* AC`97 pulls out some paperclips[2:42]* plugwash wonders if he should complain to maxmind that the geoipv6 service thinks he is in canada[2:42]* forceblast (~forceblas@dynamic-acs-24-112-140-84.zoominternet.net) has joined #raspberrypi[2:42]* PiBot sets mode +v forceblast[2:43]* IT_Sean would[2:44]* NirIzr (~NirIzr@93-172-240-229.bb.netvision.net.il) has joined #raspberrypi[2:44]* PiBot sets mode +v NirIzr[2:44]<IT_Sean> why does it think you are in canukistan?[2:44]<ReggieUK> now that's funny![2:46]* MjrTom (~MjrTom@azureus/MjrTom) has joined #raspberrypi[2:46]* PiBot sets mode +v MjrTom[2:47]* mrcan (~mrcan@unaffiliated/mrcan) Quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer)[2:47]<dennistlg> olala[2:47]<IT_Sean> O_o[2:47]<dennistlg> found a old nokia 3310 cellphone[2:47]<IT_Sean> is that good?[2:48]<plugwash> well my ipv6 IP is from gogo6 (which afaict is what used to be called freenet6), my guess is that they use one IP pool globally and someone saw a canadian user from that pool and marked the whole thing as canada[2:48]<dennistlg> think the display is spi[2:48]<IT_Sean> oh[2:48]<IT_Sean> 's proibably the most useful thing you can do with that phone. Steal the display from it and do something coll with that.[2:49]* plugwash liked the old nokias[2:49]<dennistlg> it has only a few pixels (monocrome typ) but i think its usable with pi[2:49]<plugwash> the loss of displays that could be read in most lighting conditions with the backlight off was a PITA IMO[2:49]* IT_Sean has never owned a nokia phone[2:49]<dennistlg> yes sean the phone itself is useless[2:50]<IT_Sean> All of my phones have either been samsung or motorola[2:50]<IT_Sean> and Samdung > Motoblowra[2:51]<dennistlg> my first phones branded siemens than a few nokias than htc ( blueangel and universal) and then a sony erricson build by htc than samsung[2:52]<IT_Sean> I had the mk1 Motorola Razr. It was crap.[2:53]<dennistlg> at this moment i have a samsung galaxy s2 it performs verry god ;-)[2:53]* kkimlabs (~kkimlabs@cpe-24-90-68-199.nyc.res.rr.com) has joined #raspberrypi[2:53]* PiBot sets mode +v kkimlabs[2:53]<IT_Sean> I've got a samsung. a simple flip. Not a smartphone.[2:53]<IT_Sean> My work phone is an iPhone[2:54]<dennistlg> i dont like apple ^^[2:54]<dennistlg> but thats a other story[2:55]<nx5> I'm trying to use a webcam[2:55]<nx5> I was able to grab frames with raspbian[2:55]<nx5> but now with arch I get this: libv4l2: error allocating conversion buffer[2:55]<IT_Sean> nx5, plug it in and point it at yourself is usually the key.[2:55]<IT_Sean> oooh...[2:55]* IT_Sean shrugs[2:55]* forceblast (~forceblas@dynamic-acs-24-112-140-84.zoominternet.net) Quit (Quit: forceblast)[2:55]<dennistlg> i hope my pi have enought power for control of 1000 led's[2:56]<IT_Sean> 1000 LEDs?[2:56]<IT_Sean> O_o[2:56]<nx5> and after that: [video4linux2,v4l2 @ 0x1ece4c0] mmap: Cannot allocate memory[2:56]<IT_Sean> How do you plan to make that work?[2:56]<dennistlg> 10x10x10 led cube[2:56]<IT_Sean> Yeah, no, i meant, how do you actually plan to control that many LEDs from a Pi?[2:57]<dennistlg> schiebe register think shift registers in english[2:57]<IT_Sean> ah.[2:57]<IT_Sean> kinky.[2:57]* plugwash has often thought it would be cool to have a full HD display built out of discrete LEDs[2:58]<plugwash> would be very expensive though[2:58]<dennistlg> O_o[2:58]<dennistlg> ^^[2:58]<IT_Sean> it would have to be bloody massive, and you'd have to stand a really long way away from it for it to look even remotely "HD"[2:59]<plugwash> yeah with an LED pitch arround 3mm you'd end up with a nearly 6 meter wide display[3:00]* nplus (~chatzilla@unaffiliated/simont) has joined #raspberrypi[3:00]* PiBot sets mode +v nplus[3:00]<dennistlg> surface mounted ledes[3:00]<dennistlg> -e[3:00]<dennistlg> smd[3:00]* markbook (~markllama@pool-74-104-180-140.bstnma.fios.verizon.net) has joined #raspberrypi[3:00]* PiBot sets mode +v markbook[3:00]<mru> does oled not count?[3:00]<dennistlg> but the coast of the led's ....[3:00]<dennistlg> wow[3:01]<mru> here's a nice, cheap full-hd oled display: http://pro.sony.com/bbsc/ssr/cat-monitors/cat-oledmonitors/product-BVME170/[3:01]<IT_Sean> Aye. The cost would be biblical[3:01]<dennistlg> yes sean[3:02]* chandoo (~chandoo@ool-ad032250.dyn.optonline.net) Quit (Quit: Leaving)[3:02]* IT_Sean (~IT_Sean@applefritter/IRCStaff/UltimateMacUser1) Quit (Quit: poof)[3:02]<AC`97> i once saw a 7" oled display go for $11k[3:02]<plugwash> Afaict such displays do actually exist. I belive they are used for massive display screens[3:02]<plugwash> (big discrete LED displays that is)[3:03]* kimitake is now known as kimitake_idle[3:04]<mru> yes, electronic billboards and such[3:04]<mru> they're not particularly high resolution though[3:04]<AC`97> but will it blend?[3:05]<Jungle-Boogie> where would i find the root pass for raspbmc?\[3:05]<chithead> http://elinux.org/RPi_Distributions has an overview of the standard passwords[3:05]* uen| (~uen@p5DCB369A.dip.t-dialin.net) has joined #raspberrypi[3:05]* PiBot sets mode +v uen|[3:06]<Jungle-Boogie> thats a good start![3:09]* uen (~uen@p5DCB3242.dip.t-dialin.net) Quit (Ping timeout: 265 seconds)[3:09]* uen| is now known as uen[3:14]<hotwings> ive been waiting for reasonably priced oled tv's for ages now. at least 50"[3:18]<dennistlg> 03:15am time to sllep for me[3:18]<dennistlg> good night guys[3:18]* forceblast (~forceblas@dynamic-acs-24-112-140-84.zoominternet.net) has joined #raspberrypi[3:18]* PiBot sets mode +v forceblast[3:19]* Ishpeck (~ishpeck@67-222-225-246.static.orml012.digis.net) has joined #raspberrypi[3:19]* PiBot sets mode +v Ishpeck[3:20]<AC`97> heatsink clips finished.[3:20]* klm[_] (milkman@unaffiliated/klm-/x-7727058) has joined #raspberrypi[3:20]* PiBot sets mode +v klm[_][3:22]* nx5 is now known as nx5_off[3:22]<AC`97> now time to find a suitable fan[3:23]<hotwings> fan for?[3:23]<mru> I've heard there are fan clubs, perhaps you should join one[3:23]<AC`97> ...[3:23]<AC`97> hotwings: https://picasaweb.google.com/103853333444314240950/RaspberryPi?authuser=0&authkey=Gv1sRgCLbrpZ7sjI_BVw&feat=directlink[3:23]<AC`97> still uploading pictures... lalala~[3:23]<mranostay> mru: fan fan clubs?[3:24]<mru> of the can can bus[3:24]<hotwings> im a fan of 120mm and 200mm fans[3:24]<AC`97> i has can bus[3:24]* Ishpeck (~ishpeck@67-222-225-246.static.orml012.digis.net) Quit (Quit: Leaving.)[3:24]<AC`97> i can operate wipers and windows through can bus :][3:24]* forceblast (~forceblas@dynamic-acs-24-112-140-84.zoominternet.net) Quit (Quit: forceblast)[3:25]* Ishpeck (~ishpeck@67-222-225-246.static.orml012.digis.net) has joined #raspberrypi[3:25]* PiBot sets mode +v Ishpeck[3:26]<hotwings> interesting heatsink there[3:26]<AC`97> indeed[3:26]<AC`97> should i make and sell those? lololol[3:27]<AC`97> the usb controller has a thermal pad, and cpu/ram has thermal paste[3:30]<hotwings> hey if people will buy them, why not?[3:31]<mru> if they bought an rpi, they'll probably buy anything[3:31]* mru runs[3:31]<hotwings> as long as everything being covered (and not contacted) is safe to cover[3:31]<AC`97> lol[3:31]* harish (harish@nat/redhat/x-rhzdmrwyuxuawgfl) has joined #raspberrypi[3:31]* PiBot sets mode +v harish[3:31]<AC`97> well, nothing on mine shorted out yet[3:31]<hotwings> not necessarily shorted out, i was referring to heat actually[3:32]<AC`97> oh. i'm sure it's fine[3:32]<hotwings> heatsinks that cover components but arent actually attached can raise the temp of the component significantly[3:32]* inane (~inane@unaffiliated/inane) has joined #raspberrypi[3:32]* PiBot sets mode +v inane[3:32]<AC`97> but it's draining off a LOT of heat from the controller+cpu[3:32]<AC`97> which in turn makes the board itself a lot cooler[3:33]<hotwings> so extra heat + little/no airflow can = dead components[3:33]<AC`97> cooler board = cooler tiny components[3:33]<hotwings> not if you put a burning hot heatsink next to something ;)[3:33]<AC`97> that's why i'm gonna add a fan :P[3:33]<hotwings> oh thats right, sorry forgot about that[3:34]<AC`97> :][3:34]<mru> next you'll be adding water cooling[3:34]<AC`97> nah, that'd be too hard to make a custom block for[3:34]<hotwings> water cooling the rpi that doesnt go above 40c lol :][3:34]<AC`97> with water cooling, i'll only deal with squares and rectangles[3:34]<AC`97> and perhaps cylinders/pancakes :P[3:35]<mru> if it doesn't go about 40, why do you need cooling at all?[3:35]<AC`97> it does[3:35]<mru> of course it does[3:35]<AC`97> the heatsink itself still goes to 43C after a while[3:35]<mru> but does it go over 70?[3:36]<AC`97> before that, i think the controller chip was over 60C[3:36]<mru> I wouldn't start worrying before 70[3:36]<AC`97> i think it'd go over 70C once it's in the sealed enclosure[3:36]<AC`97> ...and inside my motorcycle[3:36]<mru> Tjmax is typically 105C[3:36]<mru> don't know for that chip specifically[3:36]* drago757 (~drago757@pool-173-66-123-130.washdc.fios.verizon.net) Quit (Quit: drago757)[3:36]<AC`97> wut is dis j? junction?[3:36]<mru> yes[3:36]* AC`97 is electronics illiterate[3:37]<mru> so surface temperature would be a bit lower[3:38]* M3nti0n is now known as M3nti0n|off[3:38]<AC`97> what ever happened to this pi? http://cdni.wired.co.uk/620x413/s_v/Untitled-1_157.jpg[3:39]* M3nti0n|off is now known as M3nti0n[3:39]<AC`97> i want buttons! D:<[3:39]<mrdragons> Buttons cost moneys[3:39]<AC`97> i read that as "monkeys"[3:39]<AC`97> :D[3:40]<mru> that's not a pi[3:40]<mru> the connectors are all different and it doesn't have the raspberry silkscreen[3:41]<mrdragons> It was one of the alpha boards[3:41]<plugwash> mru, i'm pretty sure it's a RPi alpha board[3:41]<mru> ah, ok[3:41]<AC`97> indeed[3:41]<mru> never seen one of those in the flesh[3:42]<plugwash> me neither[3:42]<plugwash> Afaict it was built to test the major design elements and give some lucky devs a headstart working with the Pi before starting work on shrinking and cheapening work[3:42]* Shy (Shy@pdpc/supporter/professional/shy) Quit ()[3:45]* unknownbliss is now known as UKB|Sleep[3:46]* thealchemist (~ircap@189.200.3.7) has joined #raspberrypi[3:46]* PiBot sets mode +v thealchemist[3:49]* halfhalo (halfhalo@nasadmin/webteam/halfhalo) Quit (Excess Flood)[3:51]* halfhalo (halfhalo@nasadmin/webteam/halfhalo) has joined #raspberrypi[3:51]* PiBot sets mode +v halfhalo[3:52]* hdx (~hdx@cpe-68-173-237-169.nyc.res.rr.com) has joined #raspberrypi[3:52]* PiBot sets mode +v hdx[3:58]* Larry94 (~chatzilla@adsl-074-184-089-183.sip.asm.bellsouth.net) has joined #raspberrypi[3:58]* PiBot sets mode +v Larry94[3:58]* Phosphate (~Phosphate@d-24-245-127-137.cpe.metrocast.net) has joined #raspberrypi[3:58]* PiBot sets mode +v Phosphate[4:00]* satellit (~satellit@bc106151.bendcable.com) Quit (Quit: Leaving)[4:01]* DanyO83 (me@mctnnbsa59w-156034049036.dhcp-dynamic.FibreOP.nb.bellaliant.net) Quit ()[4:01]* Quietlyawesome94 (~chatzilla@adsl-074-184-089-183.sip.asm.bellsouth.net) Quit (Ping timeout: 265 seconds)[4:01]* Larry94 is now known as Quietlyawesome94[4:01]* thealchemist (~ircap@189.200.3.7) Quit (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)[4:03]* watchd0g (~calhotas@bl13-3-209.dsl.telepac.pt) has joined #raspberrypi[4:03]* PiBot sets mode +v watchd0g[4:07]* xiambax (~xiambax@S01060023697f9afb.vn.shawcable.net) has joined #raspberrypi[4:07]* PiBot sets mode +v xiambax[4:08]* markbook (~markllama@pool-74-104-180-140.bstnma.fios.verizon.net) Quit (Quit: Leaving.)[4:13]* chas (~chas@99-100-220-222.lightspeed.rcsntx.sbcglobal.net) has joined #raspberrypi[4:13]* PiBot sets mode +v chas[4:14]<chas> I'm having really bad luck with rpi-update[4:15]<chas> output is:[4:15]<chas> Failed to download update for rpi-update![4:15]<chas> Make sure you have ca-certificates installed and that the time is set correctly[4:16]<AC`97> O.o[4:16]<AC`97> RPi has firmware?[4:16]<AC`97> oh. start.elf[4:16]<chas> I think it's for kernal mod update(s)[4:17]<chas> start.elf?[4:19]<AC`97> i thought that's the firmware...[4:19]<AC`97> http://ss.edited.us/120814191506.png ph33r my screenshot'd text[4:22]<chas> hmm I'm trying to fear it[4:23]<chas> lol[4:23]<chas> but it's not loading[4:23]<chas> ok got it now[4:23]<AC`97> o.o[4:30]* emilepetrone (~emilepetr@c-24-20-238-67.hsd1.or.comcast.net) has joined #raspberrypi[4:30]* PiBot sets mode +v emilepetrone[4:30]* drago757 (~drago757@pool-173-66-123-130.washdc.fios.verizon.net) has joined #raspberrypi[4:30]* PiBot sets mode +v drago757[4:35]* drago757 (~drago757@pool-173-66-123-130.washdc.fios.verizon.net) Quit (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)[4:35]* piney0 (~piney@pool-70-111-45-130.nwrk.east.verizon.net) Quit (Ping timeout: 272 seconds)[4:38]* thealchemist (~ircap@189.200.3.6) has joined #raspberrypi[4:38]* PiBot sets mode +v thealchemist[4:41]* forceblast (~forceblas@dynamic-acs-24-112-140-84.zoominternet.net) has joined #raspberrypi[4:41]* PiBot sets mode +v forceblast[4:42]<xiambax> can rpi boot off of usb ?[4:42]<AC`97> i think not[4:42]<AC`97> but then again, i'm computer illiterate[4:42]<AC`97> so ignore me.[4:42]* mentar (~mentar@94-195-22-204.zone9.bethere.co.uk) Quit (Quit: Leaving.)[4:43]<AC`97> i do know that it won't boot at all without an sd card[4:43]<AC`97> so perhaps you can somehow get it to bootstrap[4:43]<AC`97> (whatever "bootstrap" means)[4:45]<hotwings> xiambax - rpi has to boot from sd card initially, always[4:45]<hotwings> you can have mount points on usb, but you didnt ask about moint points[4:46]<clever> if mass storage is built into the kernel and you use rootwait root=/dev/sda1 it should use the first usb disk as root[4:46]<clever> but the kernel/start.elf/config.txt/others must be on the sd card[4:48]<hotwings> yes, so in other words, rpi has to boot from sd card initially, always. you can have mount points on usb, but he didnt ask about moint points[4:48]<xiambax> I caved and ordered two raspberrypi boards[4:49]<AC`97> hope you have 2 SD cards[4:49]* piney0 (~piney@pool-70-111-45-130.nwrk.east.verizon.net) has joined #raspberrypi[4:49]* PiBot sets mode +v piney0[4:49]<xiambax> i work at a store that carrys them[4:49]<xiambax> i will write them off[4:49]<AC`97> ah i see[4:49]<xiambax> the only thing i need to buy is usb hubs[4:49]<xiambax> ordered 3 hdmi cables on ebay for 20 bucks[4:49]<xiambax> do i need self powered hubs?[4:50]<AC`97> required.[4:50]<AC`97> i can plug in an unpowered hub, plug in a usb flash drive into the hub, and the fuse trips :P[4:54]<xiambax> two 10 port usb powered hubs for 10 bucks? Deal?[4:55]<AC`97> false[4:55]<AC`97> the power supplies will probably suck.[4:55]<AC`97> big time[4:55]* satellit (~satellit@bc106151.bendcable.com) has joined #raspberrypi[4:55]* PiBot sets mode +v satellit[5:00]* finnx (~sheppards@99-39-251-198.lightspeed.tukrga.sbcglobal.net) Quit (Quit: Leaving.)[5:03]* Syliss (~Home@99.23.242.34) Quit (Quit: Syliss)[5:05]* thealchemist (~ircap@189.200.3.6) Quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer)[5:06]* kimitake_idle is now known as kimitake[5:06]* M3nti0n is now known as M3nti0n|off[5:07]* thealchemist (~ircap@189.200.3.2) has joined #raspberrypi[5:07]* PiBot sets mode +v thealchemist[5:08]<AC`97> https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/rZ9Hz0o-3c1ym-sZ4ZGN4_DJCT4qjt0I9T_QkgwhhNE?feat=directlink tada!~[5:09]* forceblast (~forceblas@dynamic-acs-24-112-140-84.zoominternet.net) Quit (Quit: forceblast)[5:10]<criten> gordonDrogon: Do you have a heatsink on your regulator?[5:11]<AC`97> regulator doesn't get very hot[5:11]<AC`97> or at least for me, at 4.8v[5:11]<criten> you have a 7805?[5:11]<AC`97> ohthat[5:11]<criten> lol[5:11]<AC`97> i'd imagine that would need a heatsink[5:12]<AC`97> but then again, i'm electronics illiterate, so ignore me plzkthx[5:12]<plugwash> depends on the input voltage[5:12]<AC`97> 12v-14.5v is popular :P[5:12]<plugwash> a 7805 dropping say 12V to 5V at the kind of currents the Pi needs is going to be producting quite a bit of heat[5:13]<criten> plugwash: yea... I definitly need one though.. just tried it got hot and dropped voltage[5:13]* JMichaelX (~james@199.21.199.156) has joined #raspberrypi[5:13]* PiBot sets mode +v JMichaelX[5:13]<criten> I bolted on some scrap aluminum and it seems to be working fine now..[5:13]<criten> getting hot to the touch though : P[5:13]<criten> still running![5:14]<AC`97> you need one of those $2 step-down module thingies on ebay[5:14]<AC`97> those are neat[5:14]<criten> I'm probably just going to grab this http://www.pololu.com/catalog/product/2110[5:15]<criten> 3.5A small formfactor[5:15]<criten> easy to interface wiht[5:15]<AC`97> the ones on ebay are MUCH cheaper[5:15]<AC`97> and easily adjustable[5:15]<AC`97> though a bit bigger[5:15]<criten> Link?[5:15]<AC`97> and only <3A[5:15]<AC`97> http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=140722500871[5:15]<criten> The less than 3A might be a killer for me...[5:16]* timg (~timg@pool-72-64-215-90.tampfl.fios.verizon.net) Quit (Quit: Leaving.)[5:16]<AC`97> get a few :P[5:16]<AC`97> though i'm not sure if it's safe to link them up[5:16]<AC`97> you can always use one for pi, and one for hub[5:16]<hotwings> are you guys doing any projects with your rpi aside of bolting stuff onto it? :)[5:16]<criten> hotwings: of course I am : ][5:16]<AC`97> <- motorcycle computer[5:17]<AC`97> 2 wifi adapters + gps for fun wardriving[5:17]<AC`97> bluetooth for status reports and speech input[5:17]<AC`97> i'm building it up veeeery slowly[5:17]<hotwings> whats wardriving? you mean like D&D for bikers or something?[5:17]* f8ba208e18 (~user@unaffiliated/maden) has joined #raspberrypi[5:17]* PiBot sets mode +v f8ba208e18[5:17]<f8ba208e18> hello[5:17]<AC`97> O.o[5:18]* emilepetrone (~emilepetr@c-24-20-238-67.hsd1.or.comcast.net) Quit (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)[5:18]<AC`97> hotwings: wikipedia[5:18]<criten> f8ba208e18: welcome back[5:18]<f8ba208e18> hey criten ! you reside here haha:)[5:19]* thealchemist (~ircap@189.200.3.2) Quit (Ping timeout: 265 seconds)[5:19]<criten> Yea.. i'm here often[5:19]<AC`97> i'm here too.[5:19]* thealchemist (~ircap@189.177.119.65) has joined #raspberrypi[5:19]* PiBot sets mode +v thealchemist[5:19]<f8ba208e18> hello too, AC[5:19]* AC`97 buzzes[5:21]<hotwings> oh man i was way off there[5:22]<AC`97> :][5:22]<criten> Anyone know how switching regulators react to an unstable input?[5:22]<AC`97> it depends on how unstable the input is[5:22]<hotwings> on my cellphone thats called 'find wireless networks' :)[5:23]* forceblast (~forceblas@dynamic-acs-24-112-140-84.zoominternet.net) has joined #raspberrypi[5:23]* PiBot sets mode +v forceblast[5:23]<AC`97> psh, scanning like that is slow :P[5:23]<plugwash> Afaict unstable input really doesn't bother switchers[5:23]<AC`97> i'm planning to write my own tools to grab beacons[5:23]<plugwash> as long as the input stays in the appropriate range[5:23]<AC`97> criten: as long as your input capacitor is big enough . . .[5:23]* ReggieUK (~ReggieUK@5aca5630.bb.sky.com) Quit ()[5:26]<hotwings> a lot of my neighbors have wifi but theyre all passworded[5:27]<AC`97> and that's why my stuff will do cracking too >:D[5:27]<AC`97> or not really cracking, but coaxing packets out of the routers/aps[5:27]<AC`97> then they'll be sent to a remote system for cracking[5:27]* plugwash (~plugwash@2001:5c0:1400:a::bb) Quit (Remote host closed the connection)[5:28]<f8ba208e18> evil[5:28]<AC`97> ...[5:28]* thealchemist (~ircap@189.177.119.65) Quit (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)[5:28]<AC`97> it's only for fun[5:28]<AC`97> it's not like i'm going to use them for anything illegal[5:28]<f8ba208e18> breaking into routers is actually illegal itself[5:28]<f8ba208e18> so, yes[5:28]<marcusw> *sigh*[5:28]<AC`97> well, i'm not breaking into them[5:28]<AC`97> just finding the keys[5:29]<f8ba208e18> that's pretty much the same thing[5:29]<AC`97> and forcing the AP to send more packets doesn't constitute breaking and entering/accessing[5:30]<marcusw> but using a password gained through any means other than from the owner of the network is unauthorized use of a computer system[5:30]<AC`97> who ever said i was going to use them? :P[5:30]<AC`97> i only want to do this for the statistics[5:30]<f8ba208e18> obviously[5:30]<AC`97> ^ indeed[5:31]* wry (wry@gateway/shell/bshellz.net/x-kfvzfelscdqumhnd) Quit (Remote host closed the connection)[5:31]<AC`97> and for the challenge of trying it in a moving vehicle[5:31]<f8ba208e18> war driving IS illegal[5:31]<AC`97> the gps will help a lot though[5:31]<AC`97> f8ba208e18: false.[5:31]<AC`97> not where i live[5:31]<f8ba208e18> where is that?[5:31]<AC`97> california.[5:32]* Zeph88 (~Zephaera@71-81-147-66.dhcp.stls.mo.charter.com) has joined #raspberrypi[5:32]* PiBot sets mode +v Zeph88[5:32]<AC`97> so, which part of wardriving is illegal?[5:32]<f8ba208e18> that was discussed secondsd ago[5:32]<AC`97> orly[5:33]<f8ba208e18> you're basically gaining unauthorized access to networks, simply, in a moving vehicle[5:33]<AC`97> wardriving doesn't include breaking into routers[5:33]<criten> Searching for wireless Internet connections is legal. Using them isn't.[5:33]<f8ba208e18> murder is just as illegal in the street as in a rolling car[5:33]<hotwings> wardriving isnt accessing the networks[5:33]<f8ba208e18> oh well[5:33]<f8ba208e18> it was my understanding that it was[5:33]* Milos|Netbook (~Milos@pdpc/supporter/student/milos) Quit (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)[5:33]<marcusw> f8ba208e18: it's definitely not[5:34]<AC`97> what i'm doing is approaching the legal limit though[5:34]<marcusw> at least in the US...[5:34]* forceblast (~forceblas@dynamic-acs-24-112-140-84.zoominternet.net) Quit (Quit: forceblast)[5:34]<marcusw> AC`97: yeah, not sure if pulling lots of packets (ARP replay?) is legal[5:34]<hotwings> i just read about this after AC`97 brought it up[5:34]<marcusw> since it's a pretty effective DOS[5:35]<AC`97> it'll probably only last a few seconds for each AP[5:35]<AC`97> or perhaps even less[5:35]<criten> AC`97: that isn't enough to grab a key[5:35]<hotwings> wardriving is definitely not illegal. (see State vs. Allen case for more info)[5:35]<AC`97> yeah, but that accumulates over the course of days/weeks/months :P[5:35]<marcusw> clever, clever...[5:36]<Zeph88> Hello, I'm loving my new pi. One question though... when I first try to connect to any web page or service there is a large lag. Is there anything I can tweak to help this?[5:36]<criten> have you ever tried cracking a network? It's quite the proces... haha[5:36]<AC`97> indeed[5:38]<marcusw> Zeph88: is it DNS or your browser?[5:39]<marcusw> also what OS?[5:40]<AC`97> (linux, duh) :P[5:41]<marcusw> heheh[5:41]<Zeph88> marcusw, Hi - It's Raspbian. I think it's somthing on the Pi as my macbook and ipad are speedy. I've only noticed this on the pi.[5:41]* drago757 (~drago757@pool-173-66-123-130.washdc.fios.verizon.net) has joined #raspberrypi[5:41]* PiBot sets mode +v drago757[5:42]<AC`97> Zeph88: have you tried lynx/links/elinks ?[5:42]<AC`97> (just to see if it's a processing power issue)[5:43]<Zeph88> I didn't... I will though, thanks[5:43]<AC`97> [:[5:47]* drago757 (~drago757@pool-173-66-123-130.washdc.fios.verizon.net) Quit (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)[5:49]* f8ba208e18 (~user@unaffiliated/maden) Quit (Remote host closed the connection)[5:50]* oldtopman (~oldtopman@unaffiliated/oldtopman) Quit (Quit: *pouf*)[5:50]* SgrA (~sgra@unaffiliated/sgra) has joined #raspberrypi[5:50]* PiBot sets mode +v SgrA[5:50]<criten> Goodnight all.[5:51]<AC`97> ZZzzZzzz[5:53]* Milos|Netbook (~Milos@pdpc/supporter/student/milos) has joined #raspberrypi[5:53]* PiBot sets mode +v Milos|Netbook[5:57]* GriffenJBS (~Grif@adsl-184-32-139-167.mia.bellsouth.net) has joined #raspberrypi[5:57]* PiBot sets mode +v GriffenJBS[5:57]* Zeph88 (~Zephaera@71-81-147-66.dhcp.stls.mo.charter.com) Quit (Ping timeout: 265 seconds)[6:03]* ebswift (~ebswift@ppp118-208-148-150.lns20.bne1.internode.on.net) has joined #raspberrypi[6:03]* PiBot sets mode +v ebswift[6:05]* hdx (~hdx@cpe-68-173-237-169.nyc.res.rr.com) Quit (Quit: 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(3.3 i believe)[9:14]* dennistlg (~snakefrea@e176154056.adsl.alicedsl.de) Quit (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)[9:15]* dc5ala (~dc5ala@stgt-5f70e437.pool.mediaWays.net) has joined #raspberrypi[9:15]* PiBot sets mode +v dc5ala[9:15]<Gadget-Mac> Habbie: If you can find one of these http://www.ftdichip.com/Products/Cables/RPi.htm[9:16]* Milos|Netbook (~Milos@pdpc/supporter/student/milos) Quit (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)[9:17]<clever> Habbie: https://www.sparkfun.com/products/9873 ive used this with no trouble[9:17]* Le0n (~Le0n@c10-159.icpnet.pl) has joined #raspberrypi[9:17]* PiBot sets mode +v Le0n[9:18]<clever> Habbie: and https://www.sparkfun.com/products/9140 makes it trivial to connect[9:19]<clever> no risk of shorting things out like you may get with aligator clips[9:20]* IpNextGen (~IpNextGen@unaffiliated/ipnextgen) Quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer)[9:20]<Habbie> hmm, how about http://www.dealextreme.com/p/usb-to-uart-5-pin-cp2102-module-serial-converter-81872?item=20 then?[9:21]<bircoe> I have the 5v version of that for working with Arduino's...[9:21]* bertrik (~quassel@rockbox/developer/bertrik) Quit (Ping timeout: 245 seconds)[9:21]<bircoe> Habbie, should be fine...[9:21]<Habbie> gonna give that a shot then[9:21]<Habbie> thanks folks[9:21]* MCHammel (~MCHammer@31-16-3-247-dynip.superkabel.de) has joined #raspberrypi[9:21]* PiBot sets mode +v MCHammel[9:21]<bircoe> in the end they all do much the same thing.[9:22]* djuggler (~djuggler@doug.ws.utk.edu) Quit (Remote host closed the connection)[9:22]<clever> doesnt clearly say what voltage the tx pin is[9:23]<Habbie> comments say "won't work at 5V, sucks"[9:23]<Habbie> i guess that's good[9:23]* Phosphate (~Phosphate@d-24-245-127-137.cpe.metrocast.net) Quit ()[9:23]<clever> that probly depends on the device, some 5v devices will accept 3v3 as 'high'[9:23]<clever> some may be more strict[9:23]<bircoe> true, and something to note is the Sparkfun ones can be switched between 3v3 and 5v[9:23]<Habbie> ye[9:24]<clever> bircoe: yep, mine was set to 5v, had to plug in the iron before i used it on the pi[9:24]<clever> ive got atleast 3 of them, one running the furnace, and one mounted inside a laptop[9:24]* kimitake_idle is now known as kimitake[9:24]<bircoe> same[9:25]* Wendo (~Wendo@203-97-119-38.cable.telstraclear.net) Quit (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)[9:25]<bircoe> 2x dead ones that i just use to power arduino pros and 1 live one that i've had for about 4 years[9:25]<clever> furnace one doesnt do much right now, summer[9:25]<clever> but it still graphs the hell out of every room[9:25]* NullMoogleCable (NullMoogle@cpe-66-66-112-9.rochester.res.rr.com) Quit ()[9:25]<Iota> Roar! \o/[9:26]<bircoe> https://dlnmh9ip6v2uc.cloudfront.net/images/products/09873-03c.jpg[9:26]<bircoe> Habbie, to swap between voltages you cut the trace and put a solder blob on[9:26]<bircoe> they're good.[9:26]<Habbie> yeah, just read that[9:27]<Habbie> but i don't have an iron right now ;)[9:27]<bircoe> and why not?[9:27]<clever> since mine already has the blob, all it took was a single swipe to move the whole blob[9:27]<clever> surprisingly fast to switch, once the iron was up to temp[9:27]<Habbie> bircoe, haven't needed it in 7 years and have no idea where it is now ;)[9:27]<bircoe> every electronics hacker worth his salt should have at least 2 :)[9:27]* gabriel9|work (~quassel@92.241.143.37) has joined #raspberrypi[9:27]* PiBot sets mode +v gabriel9|work[9:28]<clever> does anybody know how to access the cycle counter register on the pi?[9:28]<Habbie> bircoe, i certainly am not that - i may one day be, though :)[9:29]<bircoe> my main iron is on it's way out... over use![9:29]<bircoe> its a permanent fixture on my desk[9:32]* booyaa|pi (~pi@cpc9-colc7-2-0-cust745.7-4.cable.virginmedia.com) has joined #raspberrypi[9:32]* PiBot sets mode +v booyaa|pi[9:32]<booyaa|pi> okay i think i've got the hang of bitlbee on irssi[9:32]<booyaa|pi> that and it working with my existing freenode connections[9:32]<clever> ok, so why is my pi freezing, hmmmm[9:32]<clever> *adds ftdi*[9:33]<booyaa|pi> that's one less screen sesh :) no longer have to run ttyter[9:33]<booyaa|pi> clever: are you doing at the mo?[9:33]<booyaa|pi> you using ftdi so you can rig up a serial console?[9:34]<clever> booyaa|pi: yep, and the default kernel parameters setup that as dmesg dump[9:34]<clever> *crashes it*[9:34]<booyaa_> odd, does your setup look like this? http://www.skpang.co.uk/blog/archives/424[9:34]<bircoe> that's not cool[9:35]<clever> [ 193.585119] Internal error: Oops - undefined instruction: 0 [#1] PREEMPT[9:35]<booyaa_> crikey[9:36]<clever> booyaa|pi: skip the rx on the pi, skip the breadboard, then it matches[9:38]<booyaa_> presumely you only need rx if you plan to send data the otherway[9:38]<clever> neat thing, it seems it actualy dropped into a debuger[9:38]<booyaa_> to the pi that is[9:38]<clever> fault*[9:38]<clever> so if i connect the rx on the pi, i can probly debug this caught[9:38]<clever> bircoe: http://pastebin.com/zqVcxzT8[9:40]<clever> booyaa_: oops, http://pastebin.com/zqVcxzT8[9:40]<bircoe> is that first part ASM?[9:41]<clever> bircoe: yeah, objdump -d on the .o file[9:41]* kvarley (~kevin@unaffiliated/kvarley) has joined #raspberrypi[9:41]* PiBot sets mode +v kvarley[9:41]<bircoe> i see...[9:41]<clever> just dis-assembling the .o file[9:42]<clever> lines 20/21 map to 74/75 (source)[9:42]<booyaa|pi> nice, is this a custom tweak by the raspberrypi guys or a standard linux feat?[9:43]<clever> booyaa|pi: custom kernel module i just wrote under an hour ago[9:43]<bircoe> fun[9:43]<clever> so far, all it does is hard-lock the kernel :P[9:43]<clever> without input on the serial debug port, it just sits at the prompt and never recovers[9:44]* kvarley (~kevin@unaffiliated/kvarley) Quit (Client Quit)[9:44]<clever> [<bf0f7098>] (spdif_init+0x4c/0x80 [spdif]) from [<c00085f8>] (do_one_initcall+0x124/0x190)[9:44]<clever> trying to figure out which line in the source this is actualy pointing to[9:45]<clever> i think spdif_init is a disposable section, which it will delete from ram once its done init[9:45]<clever> so spdif_init+0x4c would be fixed at link-time[9:45]* RaTTuS|BIG (~Rattus.bi@80.4.146.163) Quit ()[9:45]<gordonDrogon> feeling left out now... I only have one soldering iron. I have had it for over 35 years though...[9:47]<bircoe> if it makes you feel any better this iron is only about 6 years old, and the one before that 4...[9:47]<gordonDrogon> :)[9:47]<bircoe> I need to buy another Weller, this Jaycar poop has to go![9:48]<gordonDrogon> I am thinking of getting a new one though - it's an old Weller magnastat and it sometimes sticks and overheats.[9:49]* xCP23x (~Chris@5ac7f47f.bb.sky.com) Quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer)[9:49]<clever> my main one is a cheap fire-starter, the other one i rarely use is a gun type[9:49]<clever> MASSIVE power output, heats up in seconds, 2 power levels[9:49]* gordonDrogon cringes[9:49]<gordonDrogon> yes, off an stupidly hot![9:50]<clever> the gun type, it seems to have a massive transformer inside it[9:50]<clever> and the tip is clearly just a resistive load, both leds are exposed[9:50]<bircoe> yeah they suck...[9:50]<clever> probly just drops it to 1 or 2 volts ac and dead-shorts it thru the tip[9:50]<gordonDrogon> they're for old car electrics really ...[9:51]<clever> last time i used it, was to add a power cord to a decade old laptop[9:52]* kvarley (~kevin@unaffiliated/kvarley) has joined #raspberrypi[9:52]* PiBot sets mode +v kvarley[9:53]* fredreichbier (~fred@unaffiliated/fredreichbier) has joined #raspberrypi[9:53]* PiBot sets mode +v fredreichbier[9:53]* RaTTuS|BIG (~Rattus.bi@80.4.146.163) has joined #raspberrypi[9:53]* PiBot sets mode +v RaTTuS|BIG[9:56]* ne2k (~abuchanan@mail.now.co.uk) has joined #raspberrypi[9:56]* PiBot sets mode +v ne2k[9:56]* Milos|Netbook (~Milos@pdpc/supporter/student/milos) has joined #raspberrypi[9:56]* PiBot sets mode +v Milos|Netbook[9:56]<clever> hmmm, spdif_init+0x4c, thats not the start, thats the offset within the function[9:56]<clever> and since the function just happens to start at 0x4c, that would be 0x4c+0x4c == 0x98[9:56]<clever> which is exactly the instruction i suspected was to blame[9:58]<clever> confirms the problem is my fault, but i'm not sure how to do it right, i'll try some more later[9:59]<bircoe> woooosh[9:59]<bircoe> that's the sound of that going right over my head.[10:00]* Delboy (~Delboy@181-188.dsl.iskon.hr) Quit (Ping timeout: 265 seconds)[10:00]<clever> bircoe: mine too, ive got no clue how to write arm assembly :P[10:01]* kimitake is now known as kimitake_idle[10:02]* Delboy (~Delboy@141-136-240-254.dsl.iskon.hr) has joined #raspberrypi[10:02]* PiBot sets mode +v Delboy[10:03]<gordonDrogon> I used to write shed-loads of assembler... so .. many ... grey ... cells ... lost ...[10:04]<gordonDrogon> however that was before there was a good C compiler for small devices. Pages and pages of 8080 and 6502...[10:04]<gordonDrogon> then I used to write low-level test code for stuff - transputer, sparc, i860 ... Gah![10:04]* whitman (~whitman@dm-cis-037.its.dur.ac.uk) has joined #raspberrypi[10:04]* PiBot sets mode +v whitman[10:04]<gordonDrogon> I did write some ARM stuff when I had an Arc, but never really got into it.[10:08]<bircoe> sparc... shudders[10:08]<bircoe> worst NAS box I ever owned has a SPARC processor![10:08]<trevorman> hey whats wrong with sparc :P[10:08]<bircoe> slowest POS ever![10:08]<trevorman> sparc assembler isn't that bad[10:10]<rojuinex> go gnu[10:11]<bircoe> I'm sure proper SPARC stuff was good... but Netgears implementation in the ReadyNAS Duo... horrid[10:11]<clever> bircoe: i had plans to make a sun server into an NAS, its got tons of sata port[10:11]<bircoe> it took 10-15 seconds to change pages in the web GUI[10:11]<ne2k> this isn't an RPi question particularly but it sounds like there are people here who know a fair amount about low-level stuff. I have a piece of closed hardware that spits of 40 channels of 48kHz 24-bit PCM audio in ethernet packets, 12 samples per channel per packet, one packet every 1s / (48000/12) = 250us.[10:11]<clever> bircoe: think it would work ok?[10:12]<bircoe> I guess it could... Netgear prooved anythign could be made into a NAS :)[10:12]<clever> ne2k: sounds similar to what i'm working on, trying to get spdif out on a pi[10:12]<trevorman> bircoe: thats just consumer/SOHO NAS boxes always having underpowered CPUs[10:12]<trevorman> yeah great that its cheap but actually having more than single digit performance would be even better[10:13]<bircoe> I own a HP Micro Server... best value NAS type device around... and having an x86 CPU means you can run just abotu any x86 OS you want[10:13]<clever> the box i was going to use for NAS is a massive sun tower that once powered an xray machine[10:13]<trevorman> don't forget the lead underwear when working on that box[10:13]<clever> trevorman: dont worry, the tube isnt attached :P[10:14]<clever> though it still has 2 fiber-optic inputs[10:14]<bircoe> I'm running OpenMediaVault on mine, rock solid, great performance... just need bigger drives now :/[10:14]<bircoe> http://www.openmediavault.org/[10:14]<harbaum> clever: One thing i'd like to explain to people is the cost of energy. E.g. in germany one watt per year equuals pretty exactly EUR 2 a year[10:14]<clever> harbaum: as it stands right now, i have ~3 desktop computers running 24/7[10:15]<clever> getting things down to a single sun tower would save power in the end[10:15]<harbaum> clever: which is everythig but clever[10:15]<ne2k> I would like to capture these frames, process and mix the channels of audio in some configurable way, and then emit a stereo audio stream on a pair of analogue outputs, with the minimum latency possible. I know the Pi isn't up to this job, at least not with the current audio driver, because the latency it gives is shocking[10:15]<clever> i dont have enough sata ports to get everything online at once[10:15]<clever> so i had to constript more towers![10:15]* rojuinex (~caleb@c-67-177-23-222.hsd1.ut.comcast.net) has left #raspberrypi[10:15]<bircoe> harbaum, I got offered a Dell R710 for free... but I turned it down for that very reason... too expensive to run[10:15]<ne2k> I'm just wondering about how difficult it might be to get a microcontroller, an ethernet chip and an audio chip and write my own code from scratch[10:16]<clever> ne2k: i was actualy working on putting spdif out on my pi, which could in theory have a fixed latency[10:16]<clever> ne2k: hmmm, *does math*[10:16]<RaTTuS|BIG> ^ use a hdmi autio splitter[10:17]<clever> ne2k: about 36 bytes of audio data every 250uS, seems ok for an avr[10:17]<clever> oh wait, 40 channels[10:17]<ne2k> clever: avr?[10:17]<clever> 1440 bytes then[10:18]<clever> ne2k: you could look at https://www.sparkfun.com/products/11229 maybe[10:18]<clever> ne2k: 20mhz microcontroller with ethernet interface onboard[10:18]<harbaum> I wonder what you guys need so powerful nas boxes for. My sheevaplug streams video and audio just fine, polls emails, is a jabber server and monitors the solar panels on the roof. What else does one need?[10:18]<clever> ne2k: but if your only problem is the pi's alsa, you might be better off just adding a custom audio card to the pi[10:18]<bircoe> ooooOOOOO I like that, wonder if it's proper POE[10:19]<clever> bircoe: the poe model does have proper poe[10:19]<ne2k> clever: well I've tried jack with a USB card and it just stutters like crazy[10:19]<clever> bircoe: the one i linked just has an empty footprint for the poe adapter[10:19]<trevorman> harbaum: idk. I've got a dual core opteron with a HW RAID card to run Samba and NFS...[10:19]<clever> ne2k: you will probly get better audio if you use i2s over the gpio header i think[10:19]<ne2k> clever: what would I use for audio out on the arduino?[10:19]<trevorman> with a super l33t 3TB of total disk space. yeah. its old :P[10:20]<clever> ne2k: *looks*[10:20]<trevorman> clever: we don't have I2S and bitbanging that is probably going to hit latency problems[10:20]<bircoe> harbaum, the HP Microsever is anything but powerful, it uses a whose max power is 15w, it idles at around 40w with 5 disks in it.[10:20]<ne2k> trevorman: the RPi doesn't have I??S, does it?[10:20]<clever> trevorman: i thought i saw mention of hardware i2s, just no drivers yet[10:20]<trevorman> no[10:21]<bircoe> it uses a CPU*[10:21]<clever> ne2k: https://www.sparkfun.com/products/9365 could be used on either the avr or the pi for the end audio[10:21]<trevorman> clever: its in there but IIRC we're lacking some pins[10:21]<ne2k> clever: what's avr?[10:21]<clever> oh wait, wrong way, thats for capture[10:21]<ne2k> that's an A/D converter, I need a D?A[10:22]<ne2k> D/A[10:22]<clever> yeah, mis-read it[10:22]<trevorman> lemme look at the map again[10:22]* booyaa|pi has been eyeing up a synology filer. really want to reduce the amount of computers have on[10:23]* Kevin_D (~pi@40.214.125.91.dyn.plus.net) has joined #raspberrypi[10:23]* PiBot sets mode +v Kevin_D[10:23]<booyaa|pi> just need something to handle torrents and plug in to the telly or act as a media center[10:24]<clever> ne2k: an AVR is a microcontroller, the first link i gave you has one onboard[10:24]<ne2k> http://arduino.cc/forum/index.php?topic=104287.0[10:25]<clever> ne2k: that would work on the first link as-is[10:25]<clever> ne2k: and if you wanted to save some money ($60 arduino vs $35 pi) you can probly make it work on a pi[10:25]<trevorman> clever / ne2k: I2S isn't directly accessible but if you're willing to rework the board slightly then its possible. The first assignment is 18-21 but 19-20 aren't connected. The second assignment is 28-31 which are the 4 lines connected to the config ID bits so in theory you can connect there.[10:26]<clever> trevorman: how upset would the system be if you disconnect the config resistors?[10:26]<trevorman> its not available on any of the other GPIOs[10:26]<ne2k> trevorman: are you talking about I??S?[10:26]<trevorman> ne2k: yes. I said I2S[10:26]<trevorman> clever: don't think it really cares[10:26]<ne2k> trevorman: sorry, I mistyped, I meant are you talking about the RPi[10:26]<trevorman> yes[10:27]<trevorman> clever: one of the commits for the bootloader is something like "read the ID from the serial number instead of the GPIOs"[10:27]<trevorman> I'll see if I can find it again[10:27]<clever> ne2k: i dont know if that rugged audio shield accepts i2s directly, but it has an AVR on it, so you could reprogram it to accept i2s from a modified pi[10:27]<clever> trevorman: ah[10:27]* MikeJ1971 (~MikeJ1971@dhcp-14.ilrt.bris.ac.uk) has joined #raspberrypi[10:27]* PiBot sets mode +v MikeJ1971[10:29]<ne2k> http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=44&t=8496[10:29]<clever> ne2k: also, i would expect a usb sound card to be very unstable (jitter wise)[10:29]<clever> ne2k: the usb hub and ethernet controller share a usb port[10:29]<ne2k> REALLY?![10:30]<clever> ne2k: yes, the usb hub is INSIDE the ethernet chip[10:30]* loadbang (~loadbang@host81-159-229-149.range81-159.btcentralplus.com) has joined #raspberrypi[10:30]* PiBot sets mode +v loadbang[10:30]<ne2k> USB ethernet?[10:30]<ne2k> usb ethernet is cruddy, no?[10:30]<clever> yep[10:30]<clever> ne2k: you would be better off with either the onboard audio, or custom audio (i2s, general gpio) output[10:30]<clever> or maybe hdmi audio[10:31]<trevorman> hrm. I'm sure there was some mention of it but I can't find it at the moment[10:32]<loadbang> I wish the RPi had a DAC and ADC chip.[10:32]<gordonDrogon> maybe the ethernet chip is inside the usb hub chip :)[10:33]* alexBr (~alex@p5B09ED83.dip.t-dialin.net) Quit (Read error: Operation timed out)[10:33]<clever> gordonDrogon: it is[10:33]<clever> gordonDrogon: both ways of looking at it are right[10:33]<loadbang> anyone made a DAC using i2s yet?[10:33]<gordonDrogon> :)[10:33]* DarkTherapy (~darkther4@94.197.127.48.threembb.co.uk) has joined #raspberrypi[10:33]* PiBot sets mode +v DarkTherapy[10:33]<gordonDrogon> loadbang, I'd start by seeing if there is a sound driver for i2s first ...[10:34]<loadbang> could donor a i2s dac from a CD player I guess.[10:35]<trevorman> clever: ah here we go "Determine board revision from OTP in preference to GPIO version"[10:35]<trevorman> clever: https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware/commit/caed4bf024f92322161a97ca39a740c02f9f167f[10:36]<clever> trevorman: ah, so as long as i'm updated past that, it shouldnt matter[10:36]<clever> i'm guessing the i2s interface has a buffer empty irq?[10:37]<stain> anyone ordered the new Gertboard?[10:37]<trevorman> the strapping resistors for those 4 extra GPIOs are right above the expansion connector[10:37]<stain> are the ADC/DACs there considered decent?[10:38]<clever> trevorman: yeah, ive already read the revision out visualy[10:38]<clever> trevorman: do you know much arm assembly?[10:39]<trevorman> some. not done it in years though.[10:39]* phorce1 (~gvl2@pdpc/supporter/active/phorce1) Quit (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)[10:39]<clever> i'm trying to access the cycle count register, and it just faults the whole system[10:39]<clever> "mcr p15, 0, r0, c9, c14, 0[10:39]<trevorman> the I2S interface can be polled, interrupts or DMA according to the datasheet[10:39]<clever> interupts and dma on the i2s would solve the timing issues my current code is having[10:40]<clever> but my goal isnt to use i2s, but spdif[10:40]* DarkTherapy (~darkther4@94.197.127.48.threembb.co.uk) has left #raspberrypi[10:41]<clever> trevorman: http://pastebin.com/zqVcxzT8 does this make any sense to you?[10:41]<trevorman> does the kernel expose the PMU to uerspace?[10:41]<clever> the generic function to get the cycle counter (get_cycles()) just returns 0, so i think somebody forgot to add the code[10:42]<clever> so i was trying raw assembly to just read it[10:42]<trevorman> the register you're trying to read needs kernel support[10:42]<clever> ??, reading a register calls kernel code?[10:42]<clever> or that 'kernel support' is just code to read it for me in a friendly function?[10:43]* PigFlu (~herp@unaffiliated/pigflu) has joined #raspberrypi[10:43]* PiBot sets mode +v PigFlu[10:44]<PigFlu> what does "svn co" do?[10:44]<stain> checks out the code from repository[10:44]<stain> Check Out[10:44]<trevorman> you're supposed to have the kernel give you usermode access to the PMU[10:44]<PigFlu> svn: command not found :([10:44]<trevorman> don't think you're able to directly access that register[10:44]<clever> trevorman: i'm in a kernel mode driver[10:44]<stain> PigFlu: sudo apt-get install subversion[10:44]* Luxtux007 (~patrick@ip-83-99-27-25.dyn.luxdsl.pt.lu) has joined #raspberrypi[10:45]* PiBot sets mode +v Luxtux007[10:45]* otfrom (bld@nat/google/x-fohhxlofywzjvptv) has joined #raspberrypi[10:45]* PiBot sets mode +v otfrom[10:45]<PigFlu> sudo apt-get install subversion[10:45]<booyaa|pi> clever: isn't spdif optical?[10:45]<PigFlu> wait, im fucking retarded[10:45]<stain> Password:[10:45]<PigFlu> nice try[10:45]<booyaa|pi> lol[10:45]<stain> come on, I know it's "raspberrypi"[10:46]<clever> booyaa|pi: yes, i plan to blink the OK led with the spdif patern[10:46]<clever> booyaa|pi: then hold an optical cable up to it[10:46]<stain> hihihi[10:46]<trevorman> clever: oh. hm[10:46]<stain> do you think you would be able to do it fast enough?[10:46]<clever> booyaa|pi: http://scanlime.org/2011/04/spdif-digital-audio-on-a-microcontroller/[10:47]<clever> stain: math says i need about 6mhz, and my tests have shown i can toggle the pin at ~22mhz[10:47]<stain> but you've not tested with an oscillometer yet to see if the LED is up to it, have you?[10:47]<stain> hm.. not the led, but the actual output.. would not the led also have fading issues?[10:47]<stain> worth a try, though![10:48]<clever> stain: already put a scope on the gpio, 22mhz is the hard limit[10:48]<stain> 22 Mhz is not bad though, very useful for lots of stuff[10:48]<clever> and it was pretty ugly at 22mhz, the ringing was almost as long as the period[10:48]<stain> you could almost be a walkie talkie[10:48]* jgeboski (~jgeboski@unaffiliated/jgeboski) Quit (Read error: Operation timed out)[10:49]<clever> doesnt help that i had a 100mhz scope, so ~5 samples per cycle[10:49]<PigFlu> im constantly getting small electrical shocks when i touch the side of my keyboard :/[10:49]<stain> PigFlu: get a plastic keyboard![10:49]<PigFlu> its scary :([10:50]<trevorman> clever: http://infocenter.arm.com/help/index.jsp?topic=/com.arm.doc.ddi0301h/Bihcgfcf.html[10:50]<trevorman> clever: its c15 on the ARM11[10:51]<ne2k> clever: are you suggesting that I plug an I2C device into the GPIO pins on the Pi, then?[10:51]<clever> ne2k: an i2s audio device on the gpio header may give you better audio then a cheap usb adapter[10:51]<stain> PigFlu: check your USB power supply for earthing faults - you should not get a shock from the USBs 5V![10:51]<ne2k> clever: and, I dare say, considerably less latency[10:52]<Helldesk> better than[10:52]<stain> probably floating earth - earth connected to neutral, and neutral/live switched up[10:52]<Helldesk> never ever "then"![10:52]<gordonDrogon> Right. Penzance, here I come![10:52]<clever> stain: one of the sockets in my house has earth connected to hot[10:52]<clever> stain: i never noticed until i ran an audio line across the room[10:52]<stain> connected to.. 'hot'?[10:53]<clever> stain: yes, 120vac between 'gnd' and a real 'gnd'[10:53]<trevorman> clever: this is why everybody should buy a socket tester when moving into a new place or after having wiring done by somebody else :)[10:53]<Helldesk> a dead short to ground?[10:53]<clever> trevorman: it blew the socket tester up, in my hand[10:53]<trevorman> lol[10:53]<trevorman> thats one indication that something isn't right[10:53]<clever> Helldesk: ground clearly isnt connected right, it the breaker would have blown[10:54]<stain> well! There's something. I remember in our student house you could not connect your computer to the coaxial network and then connect the audio to an amplifier which was connected to the TV which was connected to the coaxial internal cable TV. 120V difference[10:54]<ne2k> trevorman: in the UK only NICEIC-registered electricians are allowed to work on domestic wiring[10:54]<clever> ive tried to fix it, the box in the wall is hot even when the wires arent touching it[10:54]<trevorman> ne2k: part P is stupid[10:54]<trevorman> massive loopholes in it anyway[10:54]<clever> i think the metal shielding on the cable is hot[10:54]<trevorman> you just need to ensure that the work is done to part p standards[10:55]<Tachyon`> ne2k? are you sure about that?[10:55]<trevorman> just beware if your work isn't actually up to scratch[10:55]<ne2k> Tachyon`: no, I made it up[10:55]<Tachyon`> oh right[10:55]<Tachyon`> don't scare the shit out me[10:55]<stain> it was impossible to track down as you would have to follow the coaxial cable into every of the 100 rooms and do a partial disconnect. The solution was to stretch ethernet cables and not worry about anymore about the different rooms having different ideas about what was ground[10:55]<trevorman> -.-[10:55]<clever> stain: ive seen similar problems with my digital cable boxes[10:56]<clever> stain: the STB has no gnd on the power cord, and i often get a small buzz when i connect the cable line[10:56]<stain> clever: you mean you disconnected the socket box from the circuit, and it was still hot?[10:56]<Tachyon`> if I had to call in a bloody electrician every time I fitted a couple of sockets I'd have no money -.-[10:56]<trevorman> Tachyon`: you are supposed to[10:56]<clever> stain: yes, i removed the socket from the wall, made sure none of the wires touched anything[10:56]<Tachyon`> really? ffs[10:56]<clever> stain: and the box itself was still hot[10:56]<stain> clever: yes, you are basically sharing a second ground connection through each of your neighbours[10:56]<stain> clever: you just need one of them to have a dodgy washing machine or anything[10:56]<Tachyon`> well, my dad was an electrician, I'm safe enough, just not qualified, heh[10:57]<clever> stain: i didnt really verify, but i believe it was leakage into the STB case, leaving via the cable shield[10:57]<clever> not leakage from the shield[10:57]<trevorman> Tachyon`: if you follow it to the letter then you need to get a certificate and go on a training course[10:57]<stain> in the UK you are allowed to do quite a lot of electiricy work, as long as it's not in the kitchen or bathroom. (there you can only replace)[10:57]<trevorman> not now[10:57]<stain> you can even extend an ring to a new room yourselv[10:57]<trevorman> the loophole (which may have changed) is that it only stated it has to be to part p standard[10:57]<clever> stain: any idea why the box in the wall would be hot when the lines are disconnected within the box?[10:58]<clever> stain: we dont have any silly 'rings' in this country :P[10:58]<stain> rings are great![10:58]<stain> saves lots of copper[10:58]<Tachyon`> you don't use ring mains?[10:58]<Tachyon`> what do you do?[10:58]<stain> think of the war effort![10:58]<clever> stain: how exactly does a ring save copper?[10:58]<stain> Tachyon`: branching is the standard in the rest of the world[10:58]<PigFlu> svn co https://despotify.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/despotify despotify[10:58]<PigFlu> cd despotify && make && make install[10:58]<Tachyon`> oh wow, just wires radiating out from a centralised point?[10:58]<PigFlu> ^ this says "no target specified and no makefile found. stop"[10:58]<trevorman> stain: nope. that changed when part p came into effect[10:58]<clever> stain: it feels like you would be using more copper to connect back to the source[10:58]<stain> clever: because you can use thinner cables, half the load is supplied on the left side of the house, the other half on the right side[10:59]<stain> that was why it was introduced in the UK[10:59]<ne2k> clever: because you can have greater current-carrying capacity in a thinner cable[10:59]<stain> of course it means that you can disconnect one half of the ring and not knowing until you have a fire in the wall on the other side[10:59]<clever> half of that is probly just due to voltage, and half due to you effectively running 2 lines in parallel[10:59]<trevorman> stain: the work has to be compliant to the building regs and you should in theory have a certificate done by a part p certified electrician[11:00]<trevorman> its stupid IMO but *shrug*[11:00]<PigFlu> ..anyone? :([11:00]<stain> trevorman: yes, of course it has to follow the regulations. But it does not have to be certified, just be 'a competent person'.[11:00]<trevorman> stain: yup. thats the loophole[11:01]<ne2k> PigFlu: do you not have to run configure or something like that?[11:01]<clever> Tachyon`: its not always branching randomly like a tree, it also goes from one socket to the next, running down a wall[11:01]<stain> as I've been wiring 230 V since I was 10 I must be competent[11:01]<trevorman> the work has to be to spec but you can just say it is. the intent is that you're to get some electrician in tho.[11:01]<clever> Tachyon`: it just doesnt u-turn and go back to the panel at the end[11:01]<Tachyon`> ah right[11:01]<PigFlu> ne2k: no i dont think so[11:01]<PigFlu> http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?p=137819[11:01]<PigFlu> im trying to do what Patschi said[11:01]<trevorman> stain: silly law anyway[11:01]<PigFlu> i had the same problem as OP in that thread..[11:01]<stain> the things I've fixed in my house are to a much better standard than what it came with from the 'professionals'[11:02]<trevorman> unless its some massive wiring job and something goes wrong, nobody is ever going to want to see the certificate[11:02]<Tachyon`> I've seen some scary shit in american properties, knob and tube I think it's called[11:02]<trevorman> stain: yup. thats why I said to get a socket tester :)[11:02]<stain> for instance - a socket in the kitchen behind the washing machine was placed straight on the floor, facing upwards. So when the drain of the washing machine was dripping a tiny bit, sparky sparky[11:02]* Patteh (~BOB@unaffiliated/patteh) has joined #raspberrypi[11:02]* PiBot sets mode +v Patteh[11:02]<trevorman> thats certainly a novel place to fit a socket[11:02]<Tachyon`> lol[11:02]<Tachyon`> yes, tha tdoes sound a bit barking[11:03]<PigFlu> ne2k: i was in the wrong directory[11:03]<trevorman> walls? thats too mainstream! lets go for wet floor![11:03]<stain> well, it was behind the machine and partially under the fridge cabinet, so no-one would see it, right?[11:04]<stain> so I replaced it with a regular industrial-strength metal thingie (like you would find in a shed), and put it 20cms up on the wall[11:04]<stain> now that was allowed - because I was *replacing*[11:04]<stain> but if I had changed the 3 sockets to 4 sockets it would be very dodgy[11:04]* Leeky_afk is now known as Leeky[11:04]<trevorman> in unrelated matters, I'm surprised that http://www.firebox.com/product/5353/The-Mu-Folding-USB-Adapter actually got onto the market. so many designs like this have been talked about in the past but usually fall over when checked against the regs[11:04]<clever> trevorman: isnt the pi an arm6, not an arm11?[11:04]<Tachyon`> arm6, yes[11:05]<trevorman> clever: ARMv6 = ARM11[11:05]<xarragon> Is this the home improvement channel or raspberry pi? :-)[11:05]<clever> trevorman: ah[11:05]<Tachyon`> they need a less confusing numbering system[11:05]<trevorman> ARM11 is an implementation of the ARMv6 spec[11:05]<stain> perhaps I should mount the pi on the floor instead[11:05]<clever> trevorman: so what is the difference between c15 and p15?[11:06]<Weaselweb> Tachyon`: aarch64 is even more confusing[11:06]<Tachyon`> there's 64 bit arms now?[11:06]<ne2k> trevorman: regs don't tend to bother the chinese[11:06]<clever> Tachyon`: yeah, less confusing :P[11:06]<ne2k> trevorman: although that said, it does actually look like it's probably compliant[11:06]<Tachyon`> thought they were generally 32 bit or 16 bit in thumb mode[11:07]* yggdrasil (~yggdrasil@unaffiliated/yggdrasil) has joined #raspberrypi[11:07]* PiBot sets mode +v yggdrasil[11:07]* Hoppo (~johnhopki@host86-143-155-188.range86-143.btcentralplus.com) has joined #raspberrypi[11:07]* PiBot sets mode +v Hoppo[11:07]<Tachyon`> yggdrasil, is that name from a JRPG because I'm damn sure I know it from somewehre[11:07]<clever> Tachyon`: norse mythology[11:07]<Weaselweb> Tachyon`: not in hardware, but i followed the first aarch64 (now arm64) patch for the linux kernel. hilarious this discussion about the naming scheme[11:07]<Tachyon`> oh right, probably made it to an RPG then[11:08]<Tachyon`> have I asked this before?[11:08]<clever> Tachyon`: many shows[11:08]<clever> Tachyon`: ive seen atleast one based on norse mytho[11:08]<Tachyon`> Ah! My Goddess?[11:08]<clever> Tachyon`: bingo![11:08]<Tachyon`> lol[11:08]<yggdrasil> yes norse mythology.[11:08]<Tachyon`> yes, I could do with skuld and her hammer here, given my code[11:09]* jgeboski (~jgeboski@unaffiliated/jgeboski) has joined #raspberrypi[11:09]* PiBot sets mode +v jgeboski[11:09]<clever> Tachyon`: yeah, get those bugs![11:09]* Milos|Netbook (~Milos@pdpc/supporter/student/milos) Quit (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)[11:09]* vjacob (~vjacob@94-195-174-165.zone9.bethere.co.uk) has joined #raspberrypi[11:09]* PiBot sets mode +v vjacob[11:09]<yggdrasil> so whats new with the pi ?[11:13]<clever> yggdrasil: i'm trying to get spdif to work[11:13]<trevorman> clever: the PMU is a coprocessor. p is coprocessor number. c is coprocessor register.[11:14]<clever> trevorman: the compiler didnt like it when i used c15 in the code[11:14]<clever> only p15 compiled[11:14]<clever> /tmp/ccFI9j8q.s:31: Error: bad or missing co-processor number -- `mrc c15,0,r1,c15,c12,1'[11:15]<clever> is it supposed to get both a coprocessor number and a coprocessor register?[11:15]* ksx4system (~ksx4syste@91.204.162.164) Quit (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)[11:15]<RaYmAn> clever: yes[11:15]<trevorman> yes[11:15]<clever> __asm__ volatile ("mrc p15, 0, %0, c15, c12, 1" : "=r"(cc)); would be valid then?[11:16]<trevorman> yeah. afk a bit.[11:17]<clever> hmmm, no fault this time[11:18]<clever> but its 0 each time, i probly need to start it[11:19]* MikeJ1971 (~MikeJ1971@dhcp-14.ilrt.bris.ac.uk) Quit (Quit: Leaving...)[11:20]<Dyskette> Hrm... How do I get apt to hold back and not try to upgrade a particular package?[11:20]<clever> Dyskette: run the install command on only those you want to upgrade i believe[11:21]<Dyskette> Aye, but that would mean they never get marked for auto-removal, wouldn't it?[11:21]<Dyskette> Since they're no longer just installed as dependencies...[11:21]<clever> theres probly a flag to not do that[11:25]<clever> RaYmAn: i think its working.... the number went up[11:25]<clever> *edits more*[11:25]<Dyskette> Heh, the apt-get man page has an explanation of a flag for overriding a hold, but no mention of how to set one...[11:25]<PigFlu> how come it says my filesystem is 1.8gb total? ive got a 4gb sd card[11:26]<TheBrayn> did you expand the partitions?[11:26]<PigFlu> ?[11:26]<TheBrayn> did you write an image to your sd-card and then just boot it?[11:26]<PigFlu> yes[11:26]<TheBrayn> you'll have to expand the root partition first[11:27]<Dyskette> PigFlu: http://elinux.org/RPi_Easy_SD_Card_Setup[11:27]<TheBrayn> use gparted or sth like this[11:27]<PigFlu> can i do this now? or do i need to wipe it and start over[11:27]<Dyskette> Or more specifically: http://elinux.org/RPi_Resize_Flash_Partitions[11:27]<acausal> which distribution are you using?[11:27]<Dyskette> PigFlu: you can resize the partition while the Pi is running :)[11:27]* ksx4system (~ksx4syste@91.204.162.164) has joined #raspberrypi[11:27]* PiBot sets mode +v ksx4system[11:28]<Weaselweb> Dyskette: is this really a good idea?[11:28]<acausal> i just used the raspbian setup menu to resize it :3[11:28]<clever> RaYmAn: http://pastebin.com/sVYPSazu is the cycle counter supposed to be that unstable?[11:28]<acausal> it does have to reboot though[11:29]<clever> RaYmAn: i'm seeing an order of maginitude difference, when its within 1ms (acording to printk timestamps)[11:30]<PigFlu> :)[11:31]* fatpudding (~fatpuddin@178.74.57.151) has joined #raspberrypi[11:31]* PiBot sets mode +v fatpudding[11:31]* wiiguy (~fake@unaffiliated/wiiguy) has joined #raspberrypi[11:31]* PiBot sets mode +v wiiguy[11:32]<PigFlu> http://elinux.org/RPi_Resize_Flash_Partitions#Manually_resizing_the_SD_card_on_Raspberry_Pi <--- could someone give me a little more detail as to what exactly i should type?[11:32]<PigFlu> do i follow those bulletpoints?[11:33]<PigFlu> that first command doesnt even work[11:33]<Dyskette> Weaselweb: it's pretty much just manually doing what raspi-config does.[11:33]<Le0n> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4VovMDnsIE[11:34]<Le0n> I did it accodring to this movie[11:34]<Le0n> and everything worked just fine[11:34]<clever> i just followed raspi-config when it booted up[11:34]<Weaselweb> Dyskette: maybe. afaik it is problematic to change the filesystem you're running on[11:34]<Weaselweb> especially when mounted rw[11:34]<clever> Weaselweb: but that only changes the partition table, not the fs itself[11:35]<Dyskette> (It's echo "<packagename> hold" | dpkg --set-selections as it turns out)[11:35]<clever> i believe there are scripts on bootup to resize the fs while its read-only[11:35]<Weaselweb> clever: ah, ic.[11:35]<Dyskette> Weaselweb: and the freshly-written image on a sdcard is critical?[11:36]<Dyskette> In the unlikely event you muck it up reflash the card and try again. No big deal.[11:36]<PigFlu> Le0n: im trying to do it, but that first command doesnt work. it just lists the usage[11:36]<Weaselweb> Dyskette: hehe, try and error :)[11:36]<Dyskette> Weaselweb: perfect platform for it, really.[11:37]<clever> ive already caused a couple hard lockups, without effecting the stability of any of my other systems[11:37]* MikeJ1971 (~MikeJ1971@2001:630:e4:42f8:ffff:ffff:ffff:ba9a) has joined #raspberrypi[11:37]* PiBot sets mode +v MikeJ1971[11:38]* Ryanteck (~androirc@92.40.253.140.threembb.co.uk) has joined #raspberrypi[11:38]* PiBot sets mode +v Ryanteck[11:38]<Ryanteck> Hi[11:38]* rvl (~john.doe@d54C2B7B3.access.telenet.be) has joined #raspberrypi[11:38]* PiBot sets mode +v rvl[11:41]<rvl> hi, I have 3 hdd where /dev/sda2 has win7 /dev/sdb2 has linux /dev/sdc has nothing. When installing grub on /dev/sda using grub-install (grub2) and thereafter use grub-mkconfig (with os-prober preinstalled) it detects win 7 on /dev/sda and /dev/sdc and it does not detect arch on sdb[11:41]<rvl> any ideas?[11:41]<rvl> wrong chan sorry[11:41]* Patteh (~BOB@unaffiliated/patteh) Quit (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)[11:44]<clever> RaYmAn: http://infocenter.arm.com/help/topic/com.arm.doc.ddi0301h/Babbdhbf.html nice, now this i can kinda understand :D[11:44]* NirIzr (~NirIzr@93-172-240-229.bb.netvision.net.il) Quit (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)[11:44]* jgeboski (~jgeboski@unaffiliated/jgeboski) Quit (Read error: Operation timed out)[11:45]* Ryanteck (~androirc@92.40.253.140.threembb.co.uk) Quit (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)[11:46]* otfrom (bld@nat/google/x-fohhxlofywzjvptv) has left #raspberrypi[11:48]* tcial (~tcial@92.40.253.134.threembb.co.uk) has joined #raspberrypi[11:48]* PiBot sets mode +v tcial[11:48]* tcial (~tcial@92.40.253.134.threembb.co.uk) Quit (Client Quit)[11:49]* 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let me see I made a post about distcc[12:15]* xiambax (~xiambax@S01060023697f9afb.vn.shawcable.net) Quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer)[12:15]<chickey999> it seems a great idea but just falling at the last hurdle[12:15]<chickey999> i've actually just found another error in the logs[12:15]* xiambax (~xiambax@S01060023697f9afb.vn.shawcable.net) has joined #raspberrypi[12:15]* PiBot sets mode +v xiambax[12:16]<RaTTuS|BIG> http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=66&t=11776&p=127717&hilit=distcc#p127717[12:16]<chickey999> ar/log/syslog:Aug 15 10:16:37 eplop distccd[10192]: (dcc_check_client) ERROR: connection from client '192.168.0.106:36638' denied by access list[12:16]<chickey999> thanks RaTTus i'll go have a read[12:16]<RaTTuS|BIG> you have to commetn out +zeroconf[12:16]* M3nti0n|off is now known as M3nti0n[12:17]<RaTTuS|BIG> kk[12:17]<chickey999> yeah i've done that[12:17]<chickey999> http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=YrtntGtU[12:17]* datagutt 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ksx4system[12:21]<chickey999> been doing sudo grep distcc /var/log/syslog /var/log/messages /var/log/daemon to catch the logs, will check the ones you've mentioned[12:21]<RaTTuS|BIG> I think they where apearing in daemon when you start from the copmmand line but distccd when rebooted ... got me addled for a bit[12:22]<RaTTuS|BIG> back after coffee and meeting[12:22]* watchd0g (~calhotas@bl13-3-209.dsl.telepac.pt) Quit (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)[12:28]* oco (~chatzilla@AClermont-Ferrand-651-1-418-212.w90-41.abo.wanadoo.fr) has joined #raspberrypi[12:28]* PiBot sets mode +v oco[12:28]<Essobi> So why use distcc instead of cross compile? need access to native libs?[12:31]* morski (morski@werket.tlk.fi) has joined #raspberrypi[12:31]* PiBot sets mode +v morski[12:32]<sam> Essobi: yes, it gives access to native headers without having to install them on the distcc guest[12:33]<sam> I personally prefer full cross compilation though[12:33]* ReggieUK (~ReggieUK@5aca5630.bb.sky.com) has joined 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nothing happens when i plug in my flash drive either[13:03]<chickey999> if you do an sudo fdisk -l and it should show the partitions and you can mount it by noting the volume name[13:04]* DanyO83 (~me@mx2.intelisys.ca) has joined #raspberrypi[13:04]* PiBot sets mode +v DanyO83[13:08]* chickey999 (~administr@5e01a704.bb.sky.com) Quit (Quit: Leaving)[13:09]* cccyRegeaneAway is now known as cccyRegeaneWolfe[13:10]* Patteh (~BOB@unaffiliated/patteh) has joined #raspberrypi[13:10]* PiBot sets mode +v Patteh[13:13]* victrola1 (~decadance@69.73.175.77) Quit (Quit: leaving)[13:14]* GriffenJBS (~Grif@adsl-184-32-139-167.mia.bellsouth.net) Quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer)[13:14]* victrola` (~decadance@69.73.175.77) has joined #raspberrypi[13:14]* PiBot sets mode +v victrola`[13:14]* markbook (~markllama@pool-74-104-180-140.bstnma.fios.verizon.net) has joined #raspberrypi[13:14]* PiBot sets mode +v markbook[13:16]* Mr_Sheesh (~mr_s@unaffiliated/mr-sheesh/x-0757054) has joined 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card[13:29]<thrawed> OpenSys: update to latest firmware[13:30]<OpenSys> but then:[13:30]<OpenSys> mmc0: Controller never released inhibit bit(s).[13:30]<OpenSys> mmc0: problem reading SD Status register.[13:30]<OpenSys> mmc0: new SDHC card at address b368[13:30]<OpenSys> seams all ok[13:30]<OpenSys> thrawed jtag ?[13:30]* rvl (~john.doe@d54C2B7B3.access.telenet.be) has joined #raspberrypi[13:30]* PiBot sets mode +v rvl[13:31]<thrawed> no[13:31]<ReggieUK> PigFlu, edit Makefile.local.mk and edit lines 34/35 appropriately[13:31]<OpenSys> i have kernel 3.2.18+[13:32]* MikeJ1971 (~MikeJ1971@2001:630:e4:42f8:ffff:ffff:ffff:ba9a) Quit (Quit: Leaving...)[13:32]<OpenSys> this can be pass over with a extra kernel parameter ?[13:33]* MikeJ1971 (~MikeJ1971@eduroam-wireless-pat6.nomadic.bris.ac.uk) has joined #raspberrypi[13:33]* PiBot sets mode +v MikeJ1971[13:33]* MikeJ1971 (~MikeJ1971@eduroam-wireless-pat6.nomadic.bris.ac.uk) Quit (Client Quit)[13:34]<Jck_true> "fatal error: magic.h: No such file or directory" <--- Is that a good or a bad error to get? :D[13:34]<mru> fatal sounds pretty bad :)[13:34]<mru> what were you doing?[13:35]<Jck_true> Trying to compile Splashy[13:35]<Jck_true> There's actually a debian pacakge--- "magic"[13:35]<mru> well, you're missing magic.h[13:35]<Jck_true> Lets see what that brings us[13:36]<mru> over here magic.h comes from the 'file' tool[13:36]<PigFlu> ReggieUK: edit them to what?[13:36]<PigFlu> should i add another CFLAGS line?[13:36]<Jck_true> mru: Sounds likely - Since it's included from splashy_config-functions.c:40:71:[13:36]* rvl (~john.doe@d54C2B7B3.access.telenet.be) Quit ()[13:37]<Jck_true> Hmm :S /usr/include/linux/magic.h[13:37]<ReggieUK> edit the cflags line, change teh path to /opt/vc/src/hello_pi/libs/ilclient/[13:37]<mru> wrong magic[13:37]<mru> or perhaps not[13:37]<ReggieUK> CFLAGS += -I/opt/vc/src/hello_pi/libs/ilclient/[13:38]<mru> that's for identifying filesystems[13:38]<ReggieUK> and possibly LDFLAGs += -I/opt/vc/src/hello_pi/libs/ilclient/[13:38]<Jck_true> This is for MIME detection[13:38]<ReggieUK> and possibly LDFLAGs += -I/opt/vc/src/hello_pi/libs/[13:38]<mru> Jck_true: then linux/magic.h is wrong[13:38]<ReggieUK> sorry, last one should be ok for ldflags[13:38]<mru> you should install whatever package provides /usr/include/magic.h[13:38]<ReggieUK> arrrrh[13:38]<Jck_true> libmagic apprently[13:39]<ReggieUK> and possibly LDFLAGs += -L/opt/vc/src/hello_pi/libs/[13:39]<mru> sounds reasonable[13:39]<ReggieUK> it's -L for the ldflags line[13:39]<ReggieUK> so just to recap[13:39]<ReggieUK> CFLAGS += -I/opt/vc/src/hello_pi/libs/ilclient/[13:39]<ReggieUK> LDFLAGs += -L/opt/vc/src/hello_pi/libs/[13:40]<Jck_true> mru: Bingo :) apt-get install libmagic-dev[13:40]* markbook (~markllama@pool-74-104-180-140.bstnma.fios.verizon.net) Quit (Quit: Leaving.)[13:41]<PigFlu> hmm ok[13:41]<ReggieUK> I'm not saying it's definitely correct[13:41]<mru> if it doesn't work, blame me... I created that library once upon a time[13:41]<ReggieUK> but that's in general what you have to do to get it to see the necessary include file[13:42]* NucWin (~nucwin@unaffiliated/nucwin) has joined #raspberrypi[13:42]* PiBot sets mode +v NucWin[13:42]<PigFlu> im still getting the same error[13:42]<mru> I needed to identify file types so I split up the 'file' tool into a library and frontend[13:42]<PigFlu> ilclient.h: no such file or directory[13:42]* Phosphate (~Phosphate@d-24-245-127-137.cpe.metrocast.net) has joined #raspberrypi[13:42]* PiBot sets mode +v Phosphate[13:43]<Jck_true> mru: Did work - Now I'm only running into other problems... For some silly reason who ever created this package made sure that GCC fails even on warnings - and then they filled the code with warnings[13:43]* Killerkid (~l1am9111@unaffiliated/killerkid) has joined #raspberrypi[13:43]* PiBot sets mode +v Killerkid[13:44]<Jck_true> Like deprecated functions and variables that only gets set (Debugging variables)[13:44]<mru> people adding -Werror to public source code should be stabbed[13:44]<mru> search the makefiles for -Werror and remove it[13:45]* Hoppo (~johnhopki@host86-143-155-188.range86-143.btcentralplus.com) Quit (Quit: Hoppo)[13:45]<PigFlu> i googled my error, and this is exactly what happens: http://pastebin.com/HsihiYPA[13:45]<Jck_true> mru: all warnings being treated as errors[13:45]<mru> that's what -Werror does[13:45]<mru> if you remove it, all should be fine[13:45]<Jck_true> Lets kick it and see :)[13:46]<mru> can't get worse[13:46]<Jck_true> That was soooo much easier :D[13:46]<Jck_true> I was fixing every warning myself :|[13:46]<PigFlu> ReggieUK: i can see you've tried helping someone else with this problem :P[13:46]<PigFlu> http://srv.datagutt1.com/index.php?date=2012-06-23[13:49]<thrawed> PigFlu: Yes, most people run here with their trivial problems because they're too lazy to search, so the same questions keep getting asked over and over.[13:50]<ReggieUK> thrawed, if you don't want to help, don't but don't troll the guy over asking for help[13:52]<thrawed> ReggieUK: Who's trolling? I already answered his question.[13:52]<PigFlu> i dont know what you mean by "the include"[13:53]<thrawed> ReggieUK: And seriously, look up the definition of troll, while you're at it. Because this isn't it..[13:53]<thrawed> Troll is such an overused term nowadays.[13:54]<ReggieUK> you know what I meant[13:54]<mru> we have a running joke over on #beagle: is google down today?[13:54]<thrawed> mru: I don't get it.[13:55]<thrawed> Oh right..[13:55]<thrawed> I'm sloooow[13:55]<ReggieUK> everyone is at a different skill level, searching on google for stuff that you're not really sure about doesn't always help[13:55]<mru> yeah, beagle is much faster than pi :)[13:55]<ReggieUK> this channel is here to support people[13:56]* super_gollum (~ich@ip-94-79-178-240.unitymediagroup.de) has joined #raspberrypi[13:56]* PiBot sets mode +v super_gollum[13:56]<mru> ReggieUK: I have little sympathy for people who DEMAND help NOW when pasting the error message into google would give the answer as the first hit[13:57]<PigFlu> i added include /opt/vc/src/hello_pi/libs/ilclient/ilclient.h to the Makefile.local.mk file, and im still getting ilclient.h: no such file[13:57]<mru> PigFlu: check the commands being run to make sure the flag is getting included properly[13:58]* dennistlg (~snakefrea@e176155171.adsl.alicedsl.de) has joined #raspberrypi[13:58]* PiBot sets mode +v dennistlg[13:59]<ReggieUK> it may or may not get them the answer they want, they might actually need to know a litle more than just that fix[13:59]<ReggieUK> like why it's doing it in the first place[14:00]* super_gollum (~ich@ip-94-79-178-240.unitymediagroup.de) Quit (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)[14:02]* xCP23x (~Chris@5ac7f47f.bb.sky.com) has joined #raspberrypi[14:02]* PiBot sets mode +v xCP23x[14:03]<thrawed> ReggieUK: But it doesn't help anyone else.[14:04]* hyperair (~hyperair@ubuntu/member/hyperair) has joined #raspberrypi[14:04]* PiBot sets mode +v hyperair[14:04]* cornflake (whatcorn@c-68-60-210-113.hsd1.ga.comcast.net) has joined #raspberrypi[14:04]* PiBot sets mode +v cornflake[14:04]<ReggieUK> how does it not help anyone else?[14:04]* andypiper (~andypiper@pdpc/supporter/professional/andypiper) has joined #raspberrypi[14:04]* PiBot sets mode +v andypiper[14:06]<thrawed> Because it's not static. So the same questions get asked over and over and over..[14:07]<PigFlu> ok, i tried to install from a different source, and the process got a lot further.. but i got a permission denied error when it tried to make some file.. hmm.[14:07]<[SLB]> there may also be people facing linux for the very first time thanks to the pi[14:07]<Essobi> "may"?[14:07]<Essobi> lulz[14:07]<[SLB]> wut?[14:08]<trevorman> clever: you get it to work?[14:08]<PigFlu> i've luckily used linux a few times before at school.[14:08]<thrawed> PigFlu: sudo[14:09]<Essobi> I've been breakin *nix boxes since 88. :D[14:09]<PigFlu> thrawed: i figured that out by myself ^_^[14:10]* ksx4system (~ksx4syste@91.204.162.164) Quit (Ping timeout: 255 seconds)[14:11]* jgeboski (~jgeboski@unaffiliated/jgeboski) Quit (Read error: Operation timed out)[14:12]* jgeboski (~jgeboski@unaffiliated/jgeboski) has joined #raspberrypi[14:12]* PiBot sets mode +v jgeboski[14:13]* timg (~timg@static-96-243-240-250.tampfl.fios.verizon.net) has joined #raspberrypi[14:13]* PiBot sets mode +v timg[14:15]* bluefirecorp (~bluefirec@cpe-98-30-233-211.woh.res.rr.com) Quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer)[14:15]* bluefirecorp (~bluefirec@cpe-98-30-233-211.woh.res.rr.com) has joined #raspberrypi[14:15]* PiBot sets mode +v bluefirecorp[14:16]<Jck_true> mru: Thanks for the help- Sadly i'm getting some issues about shared libaries now - Think i'll let it rest till tomorrow[14:16]* Lord_DeathMatch (Lord_Death@CPE-58-164-167-4.lnse4.woo.bigpond.net.au) Quit (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)[14:17]<PigFlu> wow, it actually works. it's playing music :DD[14:17]<[SLB]> :D[14:17]* jgeboski (~jgeboski@unaffiliated/jgeboski) Quit (Read error: Operation timed out)[14:17]<Jck_true> PigFlu: Enjoy the moment :) (And ignore how it took you 3 hours to accomplish something you did in 2 minuts on windows)[14:18]<PigFlu> my journey started 3 days ago, my friend[14:18]* hyperair (~hyperair@ubuntu/member/hyperair) Quit (Ping timeout: 245 seconds)[14:18]<PigFlu> but yes, i am feeling pretty good right now :)[14:18]<Habbie> yay! pibow just got delivered[14:18]<Habbie> and it's fantastic[14:19]<cornflake> what[14:19]<cornflake> what's pibow[14:19]<cornflake> i just got my rpi yesterday[14:19]<cornflake> haven't had much time for play though ;([14:19]* SgrA (~sgra@unaffiliated/sgra) has joined #raspberrypi[14:19]* PiBot sets mode +v SgrA[14:20]* kripton is now known as Kripton[14:20]* jgeboski (~jgeboski@unaffiliated/jgeboski) has joined #raspberrypi[14:20]* PiBot sets mode +v jgeboski[14:20]* NirIzr (~NirIzr@109-186-100-173.bb.netvision.net.il) Quit (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)[14:21]<criten> Good morning![14:21]* ksx4system (~ksx4syste@91.204.162.164) has joined #raspberrypi[14:21]* PiBot sets mode +v ksx4system[14:23]<thrawed> PigFlu: and then you realise that the built-in 3.5mm audio out sucks[14:24]* forceblast (~forceblas@dynamic-acs-24-112-140-84.zoominternet.net) has joined #raspberrypi[14:24]* PiBot sets mode +v forceblast[14:25]<PigFlu> yea, i literally just realized that[14:25]<criten> cornflake: It's a case[14:26]<thrawed> PigFlu: and so it's either hdmi or a usb dongle.[14:26]<PigFlu> also, you have to type "pause" or "stop" between the second changes on the timeline thing :/[14:26]* markllama (mlamouri@nat/redhat/x-bbhliqzkmptycrjl) has joined #raspberrypi[14:26]* PiBot sets mode +v markllama[14:26]<criten> PigFlu: Did you end up resolving your networking issues last night?[14:26]<PigFlu> oh yea, didnt think of that[14:26]<PigFlu> hdmi carries the sound too[14:26]<PigFlu> criten: no, not really[14:27]<PigFlu> when i startx, my connection drops[14:27]<criten> That's weird..[14:27]<criten> I haven't really used X on the Pi... so i'[14:27]<criten> i'm not much help there[14:27]<thrawed> yeah, x sucks[14:28]<criten> It doesn't suck.. the Pi just isn't really designed to have a great X experiance : P[14:28]<ReggieUK> pigflu, you might want to check the forums, I believe there is a thread that covers that[14:29]<thrawed> criten: unaccelerated x sucks[14:29]<criten> thrawed: That is true... They will hopefully improve it in the future[14:30]* RaycisCharles (RaycisChar@cpc20-lutn10-2-0-cust20.9-3.cable.virginmedia.com) has joined #raspberrypi[14:30]* PiBot sets mode +v RaycisCharles[14:30]<thrawed> criten: never going to happen[14:31]<PigFlu> btw[14:31]<PigFlu> i just realized there isnt any sound coming from the audio jack at all[14:31]<criten> PigFlu: is it set to your default output?[14:31]<PigFlu> ugh. i dont know..[14:32]<thrawed> an alsa issue?[14:33]<Jck_true> " error while loading shared libraries: libsplashycnf.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" HOW CAN IT NOT! The file is right there! It's right next to me![14:37]* DarkTherapy (~darkther4@92.40.254.34.threembb.co.uk) has joined #raspberrypi[14:37]* PiBot sets mode +v DarkTherapy[14:37]* Leeky is now known as Leeky_afk[14:41]* Lord_DeathMatch (Lord_Death@CPE-58-164-167-4.lnse4.woo.bigpond.net.au) has joined #raspberrypi[14:41]* PiBot sets mode +v Lord_DeathMatch[14:42]* xCP23x (~Chris@5ac7f47f.bb.sky.com) Quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer)[14:44]* Kripton is now known as kripton[14:45]* fredreichbier (~fred@unaffiliated/fredreichbier) Quit (Remote host closed the connection)[14:46]* jgeboski (~jgeboski@unaffiliated/jgeboski) Quit (Read error: Operation timed out)[14:46]* kripton is now known as Kripton[14:47]* Lupinedk is now known as lupinedk[14:47]* Generale_Russo (lol@host120-129-dynamic.181-80-r.retail.telecomitalia.it) has joined #raspberrypi[14:47]* PiBot sets mode +v Generale_Russo[14:47]<Generale_Russo> good day to all of you[14:47]* MikeJ1971 (~MikeJ1971@dhcp-14.ilrt.bris.ac.uk) has joined #raspberrypi[14:47]* PiBot sets mode +v MikeJ1971[14:48]* andypiper (~andypiper@pdpc/supporter/professional/andypiper) Quit (Quit: Computer has gone to sleep.)[14:48]<Generale_Russo> anyone ever got samba working on their raspi?[14:48]* sundancer (~monolith@BSN-176-207-170.dial-up.dsl.siol.net) has joined #raspberrypi[14:48]* PiBot sets mode +v sundancer[14:49]* hyperair (~hyperair@ubuntu/member/hyperair) has joined #raspberrypi[14:49]* PiBot sets mode +v hyperair[14:50]<sundancer> hi there.. does anyone know sip client for headless raspberrypi? im thinking about asterisk with /dev/dsp stuff but just wondering if anyone knows something more specific for this kind of work[14:50]* jgeboski (~jgeboski@unaffiliated/jgeboski) has joined #raspberrypi[14:50]* PiBot sets mode +v jgeboski[14:51]<criten> sundancer: Is asterisk open source?[14:51]<criten> yea it is.. nevermind[14:52]* NirIzr (~NirIzr@109-186-100-173.bb.netvision.net.il) has joined #raspberrypi[14:52]* PiBot sets mode +v NirIzr[14:52]<criten> sundancer: you could probably get asterisk working.. It's kind of a pain to setup though[14:52]* ksx4system (~ksx4syste@91.204.162.164) Quit (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)[14:53]<sundancer> criten im familiar with asterisk, just wondering if there is anything else to satisfy my specific need :)[14:54]* DarkTherapy (~darkther4@92.40.254.34.threembb.co.uk) has left #raspberrypi[14:55]<criten> If your familiar with it then it's perfect : ][14:56]* thrawed (~t@unaffiliated/thrawed) Quit (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)[14:56]* super_gollum (~ich@ip-94-79-178-240.unitymediagroup.de) has joined #raspberrypi[14:56]* PiBot sets mode +v super_gollum[14:57]<criten> sundancer: Probably not much help but here is a thread about it http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=2104[14:58]<criten> sundancer: probably more helpful http://www.raspberry-asterisk.org/[14:58]<sundancer> thank you[14:58]<criten> They seem to have an image with it all up and running! that's pretty awesome actually..[15:00]<PigFlu> how do i actually shut down the pi? when i do shutdown now, i just get the login screen again[15:00]<sundancer> shutdown -h now[15:00]* tcial (~tcial@92.40.253.134.threembb.co.uk) has joined #raspberrypi[15:00]* PiBot sets mode +v tcial[15:00]<PigFlu> halt?[15:00]<criten> yup[15:00]<sundancer> yes[15:01]<criten> you might need to run it as root...[15:01]<Essobi> Oh god.[15:01]<Essobi> Asterisk on the RPI.[15:01]* MikeJ1971 (~MikeJ1971@dhcp-14.ilrt.bris.ac.uk) Quit (Quit: Leaving...)[15:01]<criten> Essobi: Is that a bad or good oh god? hahaha[15:01]<sundancer> Essobi well what do you suggest? i want my 'pie' to act as SIP client and i dont have screen attached to it[15:02]<Generale_Russo> nothing, i can't make this thing work![15:02]<Essobi> I worked in VoIP R&D for 7 years. I detest Asterisk.[15:02]* MikeJ1971 (~MikeJ1971@dhcp-14.ilrt.bris.ac.uk) has joined #raspberrypi[15:02]* PiBot sets mode +v MikeJ1971[15:02]<sundancer> Essobi im asking again: what do you suggest?[15:02]<sundancer> :)[15:03]<Essobi> Depends what you want to do, and if you have any experience doing such things.[15:03]* scriptx (~ryan@unaffiliated/ryann) Quit (Remote host closed the connection)[15:04]* scriptx (~ryan@unaffiliated/ryann) has joined #raspberrypi[15:04]* PiBot sets mode +v scriptx[15:05]<sundancer> Essobi i have 15 years of experience with network devices (routers, switches, firewalls, load balancers) and various unix systems... and yes setting up asterisk pbx to connect my parents house, my house and some of my roadwarrior friends out there over openvpn was one of my tasks[15:05]<sundancer> and now i want raspberry pi in my kid's room to act as sip client so i can monitor if child is crying[15:05]* ksx4system (~ksx4syste@91.204.162.164) has joined #raspberrypi[15:05]* PiBot sets mode +v ksx4system[15:06]<Essobi> sundancer: you'll need something for a mic... pi doesn't have one[15:06]<sundancer> and the raspi is on a shelf without any display, only ethernet and speaker connected to it[15:06]<sundancer> Essobi i know.. i will try some cheap usb sound cards[15:06]* khildin (~khildin@541E95B6.cm-5-7c.dynamic.ziggo.nl) has joined #raspberrypi[15:06]* PiBot sets mode +v khildin[15:07]<sundancer> but im asking for software.. should i fiddle with asterisk or is there anything more appropriate for my need[15:07]<Essobi> iirc, pjsip has a command line example uac.[15:07]<sundancer> i have tried many softphones on unix but i always had GUI (X11 stuff)[15:09]* Milos is now known as Milos|Work[15:09]* Arex73 (~arek@bestla.net.pl) has joined #raspberrypi[15:09]* PiBot sets mode +v Arex73[15:10]* Luxtux007 (~patrick@ip-83-99-27-25.dyn.luxdsl.pt.lu) Quit (Quit: Konversation terminated!)[15:12]* Killerkid (~l1am9111@unaffiliated/killerkid) Quit (Disconnected by services)[15:12]<sundancer> Essobi thanks, looks promising for DIY :)[15:13]* Killerkid (~l1am9111@unaffiliated/killerkid) has joined #raspberrypi[15:13]* PiBot sets mode +v Killerkid[15:13]<Essobi> sundancer: you should be able to setup an autoanswer on there... get a sip client for your cell or what have you and call it.[15:14]<Essobi> Then think of me everytime your child cries. :D[15:14]<sundancer> :))[15:15]<sundancer> in the morning i set up vlc with web interface, created some playlist with sleeping songs and fairy tales and installed vlc remote to girlfriend's android phone so she can handle playout :)[15:16]<sundancer> because when i was installing cables and speakers in child's room she was whining about "that is going to be useless again because only you would geek into that with all that typing"[15:17]<sundancer> and later she got angry because "whats this app on my phone"[15:17]<Essobi> Haha..[15:18]<Essobi> Pardon my french, but.. f'ing chicks man.[15:18]* hyperair (~hyperair@ubuntu/member/hyperair) Quit (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)[15:18]<sundancer> well then i set up icecast and with kid we were freaking mom out because she thought her son is in his room... but actually was sitting in front of my computer and fiddling with microphone :)[15:19]<sundancer> and then i was thinking about more realtime audio transfer[15:19]<Essobi> heh[15:19]<sundancer> because icecast has about 5 seconds delay[15:19]* hyperair (~hyperair@ubuntu/member/hyperair) has joined #raspberrypi[15:19]<Essobi> well a uac should do it[15:19]* PiBot sets mode +v hyperair[15:19]<sundancer> depends of buffers and all[15:19]<sundancer> yup[15:19]<sundancer> thanks again[15:20]<Essobi> no worries[15:22]* Joe_KD2AKU (Joe@nat/ibm/x-ajpzmytkvmtqnhrc) has joined #raspberrypi[15:22]* PiBot sets mode +v Joe_KD2AKU[15:23]<criten> Are there any decent video streamers besides mjpg-stream?[15:23]<criten> maybe something that compresses it more...[15:24]<sundancer> vlc, ffmpeg ?[15:24]<criten> I'll play around with ffmpeg later when i get home i guess... VLC tends not to be "realtime" enough[15:24]* Phosphate_ (~Phosphate@d-24-245-127-137.cpe.metrocast.net) has joined #raspberrypi[15:24]* PiBot sets mode +v Phosphate_[15:24]* Kripton is now known as kripton[15:25]<criten> mjpeg-streamer is only like .5s of lag[15:25]<criten> if that.[15:25]<Generale_Russo> hey guys, for some reason i setted Samba on the RPi and i can put/remove files from Windows to Rpi[15:25]<sundancer> better compression means more buffering means more delay[15:25]<Generale_Russo> but i can't see the shared folders from Windows xp from the RPI[15:25]<Generale_Russo> i used the command smb:// etc[15:25]<criten> Yea.. but if done right I think it could be better.. (like skype)[15:25]<Generale_Russo> but doesn't even exist[15:26]* kripton is now known as Kripton[15:27]* Phosphate (~Phosphate@d-24-245-127-137.cpe.metrocast.net) Quit (Ping timeout: 272 seconds)[15:31]<mikma> http://imgur.com/gallery/Ic54w <- mind blown[15:31]<Generale_Russo> any idea guys?[15:34]<Essobi> mikma: pretty slick[15:34]* MikeJ1971 (~MikeJ1971@dhcp-14.ilrt.bris.ac.uk) Quit (Quit: Leaving...)[15:34]<PigFlu> when i try to open my flash drive, the file browser crashes[15:35]* MikeJ1971 (~MikeJ1971@dhcp-14.ilrt.bris.ac.uk) has joined #raspberrypi[15:35]* PiBot sets mode +v MikeJ1971[15:35]* peejay_ (~peej@hive76/member/peejay) Quit (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)[15:35]<PigFlu> the drive is FAT32[15:36]* TTSDA (~NYANYANYA@mcblockit/staff/TTSDA) has joined #raspberrypi[15:36]* PiBot sets mode +v TTSDA[15:36]<TTSDA> Hi, is it possible to change the sdtv overscan settings without restarting the pi?[15:36]<TTSDA> Like, reloading the GPU[15:37]<Essobi> Nope.[15:37]<TTSDA> Hmm[15:37]<TTSDA> Ok, thanks[15:38]<Generale_Russo> sorry for bother, but i ask again: how can i access WIndows shared folders from the RPI?[15:38]<Generale_Russo> bothering*[15:38]<TTSDA> You need to mount them[15:39]<TTSDA> Try this: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/access-windows-shares-from-linux/[15:41]<Generale_Russo> but i can't access them directly?[15:41]<Generale_Russo> like running the command smb://192.xxx.xxx.xxx?[15:41]<TTSDA> I suppose[15:41]<Generale_Russo> (but obviously doesn't work for me)[15:41]<TTSDA> What is your distribution?[15:42]<Generale_Russo> is the raspibian wheezy[15:42]<TTSDA> Hmm, I don't know. Sorry[15:42]<Generale_Russo> i actually installed samba to access RPi shared folders from Windows[15:42]<Generale_Russo> and it works good[15:43]<Jck_true> Generale_Russo: Now if only the USB driver worked as good so it wouldn't crash under load :)[15:43]<mikma> http://mikma.eu/rpi/mount.txt <- that's what i do and works just fine[15:43]<Weaselweb> does smbclient -L $ip actually show something?[15:44]<Generale_Russo> lemme try[15:44]<Generale_Russo> oh lol[15:44]<Generale_Russo> i don't have smbclient[15:44]<Generale_Russo> i guess i have to install it[15:44]<criten> mikma: I like your cooking recep[15:44]<criten> your cooking recipes[15:45]<criten> :P[15:46]* cccyRegeaneWolfe is now known as cccyRegeaneAway[15:47]<mikma> criten: cool :)[15:47]<mikma> maybe i should add the 3 minute (pot) brownie in there[15:48]<Jck_true> What's the linux way of injecting keypresses?[15:49]<Kripton> Jck_true, injecting where??[15:49]<Weaselweb> pressing a key :)[15:49]* wmat (wmat@wallace.mixdown.ca) has left #raspberrypi[15:49]<Generale_Russo> It works![15:49]<Generale_Russo> HELL YEA[15:49]<Kripton> To one application? To the X-server? To wayland? To the kernel?[15:49]<Generale_Russo> thanks a lot kind sir[15:49]* jprvita|afk is now known as jprvita[15:49]<Kripton> many ways to inject keys[15:50]<Jck_true> Kripton: To the kerneal preferable - I plan on parsing some Ascii input and based on the it I need to simulate a keyboard[15:50]<Weaselweb> injecting sounds like a wrong way. better describe what you want to achive[15:50]<Jck_true> Weaselweb: 4wire touch screen connected to an arduino that spits out X:Y on a terminal[15:51]<ne2k> Jck_true: what function are you calling in your parsing code to get a keypress?[15:51]<Jck_true> ne2k: - That's the code i'm working on right now - Using a table of X:Y coordinates that defines the "size" of my keys on the display[15:52]<Generale_Russo> mikma that mount string works even with no Passowrd setted?[15:52]<Generale_Russo> like i write nothing in it?[15:52]* Mr_Sheesh_AFK (~mr_s@unaffiliated/mr-sheesh/x-0757054) has joined #raspberrypi[15:52]* PiBot sets mode +v Mr_Sheesh_AFK[15:52]<ne2k> Jck_true: wrong end. which process is going to GET the keypress?[15:52]<Jck_true> aka - If 0 < X > 50 && 0 < Y > 50 then UP[15:52]<Kripton> Jck_true, so you are running in userspace and reading from first UART (ttyACM0?)[15:53]<Jck_true> Kripton: Correct[15:53]<Weaselweb> Generale_Russo: just omit the password=passwd part[15:53]<Generale_Russo> ah ok, as i expected[15:55]<Kripton> Jck_true, if it's okay for you to emulate events _for x-server only_ you might want to have a look here: https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/programming-9/simulating-a-mouse-click-594576/[15:55]* Mr_Sheesh (~mr_s@unaffiliated/mr-sheesh/x-0757054) Quit (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)[15:55]* inane (~inane@unaffiliated/inane) has joined #raspberrypi[15:55]* PiBot sets mode +v inane[15:55]<Jck_true> Kripton: I preffer to avoid Xserver - Since i wanna use it for a headless music player[15:56]<Weaselweb> Jck_true: so you want to kinda emulate an usb keyboard?[15:56]<Kripton> Jck_true, or you might want to go into kernel-space to create an event-based input device. That can be achieved be writing your own module based on other inout devices[15:58]<Weaselweb> well, if it just for one application, i can just read fromm ttyACM0 and parse and use it itself. no use for kernel space driver[15:59]* khildin (~khildin@541E95B6.cm-5-7c.dynamic.ziggo.nl) Quit (Remote host closed the connection)[16:00]<Weaselweb> well, no need to emulate a keyboard at all[16:01]<Jck_true> Weaselweb: Yeah - I plan to use the touch film for a touchscreen without a screen - Just have a peice of acrylic plastic with icons for channel up/down - Volume up/down[16:02]* markbook (markllama@nat/redhat/x-fbyjqknxxqdjdnnf) has joined #raspberrypi[16:02]* PiBot sets mode +v markbook[16:03]<Weaselweb> Jck_true: cool. you either need to convert some keycodes to you internal events. just skip this and just use your X:Y coordinates from serial[16:03]<cornflake> what's the default root password for raspbian?[16:04]* fiftyonefifty (~fiftyonef@206.248.12.222) has joined #raspberrypi[16:04]* PiBot sets mode +v fiftyonefifty[16:05]<Jck_true> Weaselweb: Correct - but wouldn't it be suitable to use MCE keys? Like the volume down stuff etc - And not worry about rewriting my program every time i come up with something new?[16:05]<Weaselweb> what are MCE keys?[16:06]<Weaselweb> nevermind[16:07]* chris_99 (~chris_99@unaffiliated/chris-99/x-3062929) Quit (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)[16:10]<Weaselweb> well, if you actually want to use an input device, like /dev/input/eventX. add a driver and write to it using struct input_event from your parser application and read from it from your actual program[16:10]<Weaselweb> you can do both within one application, but why no daemon?[16:11]<ne2k> cornflake: doesn't have one[16:11]* RaycisCharles (RaycisChar@cpc20-lutn10-2-0-cust20.9-3.cable.virginmedia.com) Quit (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)[16:12]* kcj (~casey@unaffiliated/kcj) Quit (Ping timeout: 272 seconds)[16:12]<tcial> I want to make a home automation system using the RPI :D[16:13]<Essobi> Ditto[16:13]<Essobi> I was prototyping with an ARM920T before it died on me.[16:17]* djuggler (~djuggler@doug.ws.utk.edu) has joined #raspberrypi[16:17]* PiBot sets mode +v djuggler[16:18]* RaycisCharles (RaycisChar@cpc20-lutn10-2-0-cust20.9-3.cable.virginmedia.com) has joined #raspberrypi[16:18]* PiBot sets mode +v RaycisCharles[16:19]* chris_99 (~chris_99@unaffiliated/chris-99/x-3062929) has joined #raspberrypi[16:19]* PiBot sets mode +v chris_99[16:27]* zhvtar (~zhvtar@unaffiliated/zhvtar) has joined #raspberrypi[16:27]* PiBot sets mode +v zhvtar[16:27]* J0k3r (~sysrq@unaffiliated/proximacentauri1) has joined #raspberrypi[16:27]* PiBot sets mode +v J0k3r[16:33]* passstab (~coplon@c-68-80-37-73.hsd1.pa.comcast.net) has joined #raspberrypi[16:33]* PiBot sets mode +v passstab[16:33]<passstab> heyo :)[16:34]* butcher99 (butcher907@cpc12-ipsw1-2-0-cust195.7-4.cable.virginmedia.com) Quit (Quit: leaving)[16:34]* Le0n (~Le0n@c10-159.icpnet.pl) has joined #raspberrypi[16:34]* PiBot sets mode +v Le0n[16:34]* butcher99 (butcher907@cpc12-ipsw1-2-0-cust195.7-4.cable.virginmedia.com) has joined #raspberrypi[16:34]* PiBot sets mode +v butcher99[16:35]* mrichards (users.554@unaffiliated/eggy) Quit (Remote host closed the connection)[16:35]* romero (~user@pdpc/supporter/professional/romero) has joined #raspberrypi[16:35]* PiBot sets mode +v romero[16:36]* RaycisCharles (RaycisChar@cpc20-lutn10-2-0-cust20.9-3.cable.virginmedia.com) Quit (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)[16:36]<Generale_Russo> uhm, there is a reason that some mp3 files aren't played by LXMusic?[16:39]* thrawed (~t@unaffiliated/thrawed) has joined #raspberrypi[16:39]* PiBot sets mode +v thrawed[16:42]* tcial (~tcial@92.40.253.134.threembb.co.uk) Quit (Quit: tcial)[16:44]* Patteh (~BOB@unaffiliated/patteh) Quit ()[16:44]* ebarch (~ebarch@li435-232.members.linode.com) Quit (Ping timeout: 245 seconds)[16:45]* andypiper (~andypiper@pdpc/supporter/professional/andypiper) has joined #raspberrypi[16:45]* PiBot sets mode +v andypiper[16:45]* chris_99 (~chris_99@unaffiliated/chris-99/x-3062929) Quit (Ping timeout: 272 seconds)[16:49]* klm[_] (milkman@unaffiliated/klm-/x-7727058) Quit (Remote host closed the connection)[16:49]* hyperair (~hyperair@ubuntu/member/hyperair) Quit (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)[16:51]* super_gollum (~ich@ip-94-79-178-240.unitymediagroup.de) Quit (Quit: Verlassend)[16:53]* sparr (~kvirc@pdpc/supporter/active/sparr) Quit (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)[16:53]* cccyRegeaneAway is now known as cccyRegeaneWolfe[16:54]* nils_2 (~nils_2@unaffiliated/nils-2/x-2480262) has joined #raspberrypi[16:54]* PiBot sets mode +v nils_2[16:58]* chris_99 (~chris_99@unaffiliated/chris-99/x-3062929) has joined #raspberrypi[16:58]* PiBot sets mode +v chris_99[17:03]* th3g33k (~Adium@121.54.32.142) has joined #raspberrypi[17:03]* PiBot sets mode +v th3g33k[17:04]* th3g33k (~Adium@121.54.32.142) Quit (Client Quit)[17:05]* gabriel9|work (~quassel@92.241.143.37) Quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer)[17:05]* gazzwi86 (~gazzwi86@213.83.114.162) has joined #raspberrypi[17:05]* PiBot sets mode +v gazzwi86[17:05]<gazzwi86> hi all[17:06]<gazzwi86> I was wondering what the p2 and p3 pins can be used for, I'm afraid I don't know the technical term for them[17:06]* kall (~kall@2a01:1e8:e100:8233:5506:1c0a:3d80:4331) has joined #raspberrypi[17:06]* PiBot sets mode +v kall[17:06]* Lord_DeathMatch (Lord_Death@CPE-58-164-167-4.lnse4.woo.bigpond.net.au) Quit (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)[17:06]<gazzwi86> they're marked p2 and p3 on the board in white writing[17:07]<AC`97> i think one was used for gpu debugging[17:07]<AC`97> other than that, i have no clue. i'm computer/electronics illiterate :|[17:08]<Generale_Russo> anyone knows if i can play mp3 files in the RPI? i'm actually using LXMusic but works only for some files, not every mp3.[17:08]<gazzwi86> So if I wanted to light up some LED's I would have to use the GPIO[17:08]<AC`97> gazzwi86: yes. and use them carefully[17:08]<AC`97> remember your current-limiting resistors![17:09]<gazzwi86> AC`97: So i need a ribbon and a breakout board?[17:09]* oldtopman (~oldtopman@unaffiliated/oldtopman) has joined #raspberrypi[17:09]* PiBot sets mode +v oldtopman[17:09]<AC`97> or just wires with connectors[17:09]<AC`97> or a soldering iron >:D[17:12]<trevorman> gazzwi86: p2 is JTAG for the SoC. p3 is JTAG for the USB + ethernet chip. neither are particularly useful for us with the information we have.[17:12]<trevorman> we're missing information necessary to use the SoC JTAG connection and the USB one is ehh not very useful[17:13]<TTSDA> Hey guys. I connected my Raspberry Pi to an old TV with composite, and the image is flickering quite a bit (Looks like it is flashing really quick on and off). Is there a way to fix this?[17:15]<trevorman> is it rolling?[17:15]<Gadgetoid> trolling?[17:16]* GriffenJBS (~Grif@adsl-184-32-139-167.mia.bellsouth.net) has joined #raspberrypi[17:16]* PiBot sets mode +v GriffenJBS[17:17]<RaTTuS|BIG> ttsda - you probbaly need to setup pal / ntsc and or overscan[17:17]<RaTTuS|BIG> http://elinux.org/RPi_config.txt[17:17]<trevorman> ^[17:18]<TTSDA> I setup PAL[17:18]<TTSDA> and overscan[17:18]<TTSDA> It still does it[17:18]<TTSDA> I am using xbian[17:18]<TTSDA> If that matters[17:18]* Tuxuser is now known as XeCrypt[17:18]<RaTTuS|BIG> # Set stdv mode to PAL (as used in Europe)[17:18]<RaTTuS|BIG> sdtv_mode=2[17:19]<TTSDA> I did that[17:19]<RaTTuS|BIG> and you have a PAL TV?[17:19]<RaTTuS|BIG> you are in UK?#[17:20]<RaTTuS|BIG> http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewforum.php?f=28 <- post as much info as possible in there[17:22]<TTSDA> Portugal[17:22]<TTSDA> Ok, i will[17:22]* SgrA (~sgra@unaffiliated/sgra) Quit (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)[17:23]<RaTTuS|BIG> http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewforum.php?f=74 <- you may get soem help there also[17:23]<RaTTuS|BIG> if no one else here can help that is[17:23]<TTSDA> Thanks for the help! :)[17:25]* harbaum (~quassel@2001:8d8:1fe:8:30a0:9519:7497:9b72) Quit (Remote host closed the connection)[17:25]* prpplague (~danders@192.94.92.11) has joined #raspberrypi[17:25]* PiBot sets mode +v prpplague[17:27]* SgrA (~sgra@unaffiliated/sgra) has joined #raspberrypi[17:27]* PiBot sets mode +v SgrA[17:31]* trijntje (~quassel@ubuntu/member/trijntje) Quit (Remote host closed the connection)[17:32]* markbook (markllama@nat/redhat/x-fbyjqknxxqdjdnnf) Quit (Quit: Leaving.)[17:32]* fiftyonefifty is now known as fiftyonefiftyAFK[17:40]<mikma> http://www.moddb.com/games/wolfram[17:41]* XeCrypt is now known as Tuxuser[17:44]* Generale_Russo (lol@host120-129-dynamic.181-80-r.retail.telecomitalia.it) has left #raspberrypi[17:44]<OpenSys> anyone used mcp23017 with LCDproc ?[17:45]* xenod 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installed to specific locations[19:24]<mongrelion> booyaa: ping[19:25]<muep> the package management tools themselves can be directed to extract stuff to some other root, but the things included in them are designed to place things where they place things[19:25]<miceiken> hmm so my only option is to compile it myself?[19:25]<muep> get more space[19:29]* kkimlabs (~kkimlabs@NYUFGA-WLESSAUTHCLIENTS-01.NATPOOL.NYU.EDU) Quit (Ping timeout: 265 seconds)[19:29]<miceiken> I have 4 GB, running XBMC, in addition I want to have sickbeard and sabnzbd - I know I can put sickbeard on the external HD, but not sure about sabnzbd[19:30]* XeCrypt is now known as Tuxuser[19:31]<trevorman> install it normally and look to see how you tell sabnzbd to save stuff to another location[19:31]<trevorman> sabnzbd itself can't be that big[19:32]* chris_99 (~chris_99@unaffiliated/chris-99/x-3062929) Quit (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)[19:33]* warddr_ (~warddr@Wikipedia/Warddr) Quit (Quit: Ik ga weg)[19:33]<axion> of 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broadcom or the foundation?[20:31]<Kripton> not that I've heard[20:32]<Helldesk> any idea how widely the same usb otg library is used in other devices?[20:32]<Helldesk> or driver, whatever it is[20:32]<Kripton> here's the current status: https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/pull/83#issuecomment-7761361[20:33]* home (~home@unaffiliated/home) Quit (Remote host closed the connection)[20:33]* chris_99 (~chris_99@unaffiliated/chris-99/x-3062929) Quit (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)[20:33]* dreamon (~dreamon@unaffiliated/dreamon) has joined #raspberrypi[20:33]* PiBot sets mode +v dreamon[20:34]<Helldesk> great, thank you - I'll keep an eye on it there[20:35]* Tuxuser is now known as XeCrypt[20:36]* Phosphate_ (~Phosphate@d-24-245-127-137.cpe.metrocast.net) Quit ()[20:37]* phoque (~nils@nrbg-4d0752e9.pool.mediaWays.net) has joined #raspberrypi[20:37]* PiBot sets mode +v phoque[20:39]* Patteh (~BOB@unaffiliated/patteh) Quit ()[20:40]<friggle> Helldesk: very widely used, but mostly in device 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We gone, bye bye)[21:33]* Joe_KD2AKU (Joe@nat/ibm/x-lbtgspjzlncubbyr) has joined #raspberrypi[21:33]* PiBot sets mode +v Joe_KD2AKU[21:33]* FR^2 (~fr@krlh-5f71f8a0.pool.mediaWays.net) has joined #raspberrypi[21:33]* PiBot sets mode +v FR^2[21:34]* janelwang (u7106@gateway/web/irccloud.com/x-gvnihlavbtxrdpzb) has joined #raspberrypi[21:34]* PiBot sets mode +v janelwang[21:35]* gazzwi86 (~gazzwi86@213.83.114.162) Quit (Quit: gazzwi86)[21:36]<loadbang> CTRL-C is probably the most useful of the above sequences, coming to the rescue whenever a user is feeling "JUST F*****G MAKE IT STOP!"[21:36]* grnis (~grnis@c-94-255-139-154.cust.bredband2.com) Quit (Quit: WeeChat 0.3.9-dev)[21:36]<janelwang> Hello, anyone knows what's a better image to use for Pi: arch linux arm v QtonPi[21:36]<loadbang> from my Red Hat course book.[21:37]<janelwang> I'd like to make games with Python[21:37]* Gallomimia (~Gallo@S0106602ad08026fc.ca.shawcable.net) Quit (Quit: Gallomimia)[21:37]<friggle> janelwang: qtonpi 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https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/pull/85[22:46]* AC`97 <3 archlinux[22:47]<bertrik> Helldesk: would an rpi-update get the latest binary for this change?[22:48]* kall (~kall@2a01:1e8:e100:8233:5506:1c0a:3d80:4331) Quit (Quit: Bye!)[22:48]<Helldesk> not right now, he did say "later tonight"[22:48]<Essobi> Are there any rpi dev channels?[22:49]<AC`97> this is probably it??[22:49]<markllama> #raspberrypi-dev ?[22:49]<Essobi> Found it already. :D[22:49]<bertrik> I'm seeing a similar commit at https://github.com/Hexxeh/rpi-firmware/commits/master[22:49]* RaycisCharles (RaycisChar@cpc20-lutn10-2-0-cust20.9-3.cable.virginmedia.com) has joined #raspberrypi[22:49]* PiBot sets mode +v RaycisCharles[22:50]<bertrik> there's apparently a new kernel.img there[22:51]* bertrik tries anyway[22:52]<AC`97> https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/tujwWFI3KrMnf9JGmx801vDJCT4qjt0I9T_QkgwhhNE?feat=directlink[22:52]<AC`97> ^ lol custom antenna[22:53]* jprvita is now known as jprvita|afk[22:53]<Helldesk> what about the custom clip that holds the heatsink down by trying to yank the connectors off :)[22:53]<AC`97> paperclips? ^_^[22:53]<AC`97> not much pressure, but better than nothing (and having it short when it falls off)[22:55]<Essobi> uhh... somehow.. that looks like a bad idea, pulling on components not designed to do that[22:55]<bertrik> meh, never had rpi-update result in a bootable system yet[22:55]<AC`97> Essobi: but they're pretty sturdy[22:56]<Helldesk> rpi-update? wasn't it deprecated over a month ago?[22:56]<bertrik> I don't know[22:56]<AC`97> i've seen a "enclosure" where someone used the composite out as a mount[22:56]<Helldesk> everything updates via apt-get on the default debian[22:56]<bertrik> how else the latest stuff?[22:56]<Helldesk> AC`97: at least it has the sturdiest wave soldered blobs of them all, so it's ok[22:57]<Helldesk> bertrik: it does everything, including the kernel and the firmware modules[22:57]<shadylog> *COUGH* everything pacman -Syu on arch linux *COUGH*[22:57]* DanyO83 (me@mctnnbsa59w-156034049036.dhcp-dynamic.FibreOP.nb.bellaliant.net) has joined #raspberrypi[22:57]* PiBot sets mode +v DanyO83[22:57]<Helldesk> just sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade[22:57]<bertrik> I haven't seen an update like that as far as I can remember[22:57]* J0k3r (~sysrq@unaffiliated/proximacentauri1) Quit (Remote host closed the connection)[22:58]<Helldesk> in any case rpi-update isn't used anymore[22:58]* tcial (~tcial@cpc1-pres13-2-0-cust571.pres.cable.virginmedia.com) has joined #raspberrypi[22:58]* PiBot sets mode +v tcial[22:59]<AC`97> 1250MHz woooo~[22:59]<Helldesk> don't know about every distro, I've only got the debian and openelec[22:59]<shadylog> whaa 1250mhz[22:59]* megatog615 (~megatog61@96.239.140.124) Quit (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)[22:59]<AC`97> a tidbit faster than my pogoplug XD[22:59]* memcpy (~memcpy@mxcell.org) Quit (Quit: Disconnecting)[22:59]<[SLB]> rpi-update isn't used anymore?[23:00]<TeeCee> I thought rpi-update was included in the "stable" Raspbian release? At least something started automatically at my first boot...[23:00]<[SLB]> no that was raspi-config[23:00]<TeeCee> Seems legit[23:01]<TeeCee> Seemed more like a config than update.. :p[23:01]* victrola` (~decadance@69.73.175.77) Quit (Quit: leaving)[23:01]<[SLB]> eheh[23:01]* markllama (mlamouri@nat/redhat/x-bbhliqzkmptycrjl) Quit (Quit: Leaving.)[23:01]<bertrik> bah, this is disappointing, can't fix boot anymore[23:01]<bertrik> maybe a note/warning on the website about this would be appropriate[23:01]* victrola` (~decadance@69.73.175.77) has joined #raspberrypi[23:01]* PiBot sets mode +v victrola`[23:02]* ennisa (alanennis@188.141.75.104) Quit ()[23:03]* memcpy (~memcpy@mxcell.org) has joined #raspberrypi[23:03]* PiBot sets mode +v memcpy[23:05]<bertrik> shadylog: how recent is the stuff you get with that?[23:06]<shadylog> arch linux arm?[23:06]* Megaf (~Megaf@unaffiliated/megaf) Quit (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)[23:07]<cornflake> anyone here using ndiswrapper?[23:07]<shadylog> alarm/raspberrypi-firmware 20120807-1 [installed][23:07]<AC`97> eww ndiswrapper[23:07]<axion> double eww[23:07]<bertrik> shadylog: I don't understand your question[23:07]<shadylog> triple eww[23:07]<shadylog> bertrik: What do you mean with stuff ?[23:07]<cornflake> yeah i know[23:07]* Venilix (~textual@161.148-241-81.adsl-dyn.isp.belgacom.be) has joined #raspberrypi[23:07]* PiBot sets mode +v Venilix[23:07]<cornflake> killing me over here[23:08]<cornflake> broadcom chipset in a linksys usb adapter[23:08]<cornflake> bcm432**[23:08]<AC`97> toss it. buy a new one for $3-5 on ebay[23:08]<cornflake> yep[23:08]<cornflake> that's what i'm thinking[23:08]<cornflake> loading all this shit on here is kind of defeating the purpose[23:08]<cornflake> oops[23:09]<cornflake> sorry forgot about the foul language rule[23:09]<bertrik> shadylog: I mean the latest kernel and latest start.elf[23:09]<axion> which chipset exactly?[23:09]<cornflake> bcm43235[23:09]* kkimlabs (~kkimlabs@NYUFGA-WLESSAUTHCLIENTS-01.NATPOOL.NYU.EDU) Quit (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)[23:09]<shadylog> I don't know. But arch linux is generally bleeding edge as soon as something works you have it[23:09]<AC`97> as soon as someone writes a driver you have it.[23:09]<shadylog> kernel is:[23:09]<shadylog> core/linux-headers-raspberrypi 3.1.9-33 [installed][23:10]<shadylog> pacman -S ql[23:10]<shadylog> w00ps sorry typo[23:10]<bertrik> I want the 20120815[23:10]<cornflake> any ideas axion?[23:11]<axion> maybe kernel module brcmfmac[23:11]<cornflake> worse comes to worst i'll buy a new one and next time someone comes to me with a busted wifi adapter in their laptop i'll sell it to them[23:11]<cornflake> i'll check it out, thanks bud[23:11]<AC`97> 33% chance of working[23:11]<shadylog> bertrik: cool thing is you can install/build the package very easily.. I just haven't worked out how :)[23:13]<axion> cornflake: which revision do you have?[23:13]<axion> lspci should say[23:13]<AC`97> lsusb*[23:14]<axion> yeah[23:14]* AC`97 is computer illiterate[23:15]<shadylog> bertrik: and you can always compile your kernel[23:16]<bertrik> shadylog: I think I have it working now, with hexxeh's binaries[23:17]<shadylog> bertrik: cool :)[23:18]* Repiv (~Repiv@74.203.133.59) has joined #raspberrypi[23:18]* PiBot sets mode +v Repiv[23:18]* Holden (~holden@unaffiliated/holdenc) Quit (Quit: Ex-Chat)[23:18]* Megaf (~Megaf@unaffiliated/megaf) has joined #raspberrypi[23:18]* PiBot sets mode +v Megaf[23:19]* lrusak (~lrusak@174.4.168.102) has joined #raspberrypi[23:19]* PiBot sets mode +v lrusak[23:21]* drago757 (~drago757@pool-173-66-123-130.washdc.fios.verizon.net) has joined #raspberrypi[23:21]* PiBot sets mode +v drago757[23:22]* Patteh (~BOB@unaffiliated/patteh) has joined #raspberrypi[23:22]* PiBot sets mode +v Patteh[23:22]<cornflake> must be 1.0[23:22]<cornflake> or something[23:22]<cornflake> because it just lists the chipset[23:22]<cornflake> too old for brcmfmac[23:23]* Patteh (~BOB@unaffiliated/patteh) Quit (Client Quit)[23:23]* reider59 (~reider59@cpc4-warr5-0-0-cust657.1-1.cable.virginmedia.com) Quit (Quit: Later)[23:23]* Quietlyawesome94 (~chatzilla@adsl-074-184-089-183.sip.asm.bellsouth.net) Quit (Quit: ChatZilla 0.9.88.2 [Firefox 14.0.1/20120722203403])[23:23]* Lasse^ (~lasse@91.144.229.124) has joined #raspberrypi[23:23]* PiBot sets mode +v Lasse^[23:24]* BeholdMyGlory (~behold@unaffiliated/beholdmyglory) has joined #raspberrypi[23:24]* PiBot sets mode +v BeholdMyGlory[23:27]* FR^2 (~fr@krlh-5f71f8a0.pool.mediaWays.net) Quit (Quit: und weg...)[23:27]* Behold (~behold@unaffiliated/beholdmyglory) Quit (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)[23:27]* Meatballs is now known as Meatballs|Away[23:28]<[SLB]> is there a file in debian that contains info about the boots date/time?[23:29]<[SLB]> i see it's shown in the hardinfo utility, so i guess they must be stored somewhere[23:29]<shadylog> "uptime" command?[23:30]* BeholdMy- (~behold@unaffiliated/beholdmyglory) has joined #raspberrypi[23:30]* PiBot sets mode +v BeholdMy-[23:30]<axion> its in a virtual filesystem exposed at /proc/uptime[23:30]<[SLB]> the history of boots? hm[23:30]<[SLB]> checking[23:30]<shadylog> no sorry not the history of boots[23:30]* highcenter (~highcente@unaffiliated/highcenter) Quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer)[23:30]<axion> there is no history of boots, only logins[23:31]* BeholdMyGlory (~behold@unaffiliated/beholdmyglory) Quit (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)[23:31]* highcenter (~highcente@unaffiliated/highcenter) has joined #raspberrypi[23:31]* PiBot sets mode +v highcenter[23:31]<axion> last or lastlog commands[23:32]* bertrik_ (~quassel@rockbox/developer/bertrik) has joined #raspberrypi[23:32]* PiBot sets mode +v bertrik_[23:32]* bertrik (~quassel@rockbox/developer/bertrik) Quit (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)[23:32]* bertrik_ is now known as bertrik[23:33]<[SLB]> thanks, last helped :)[23:33]<axion> not sure where wtmp is on debian, but it reads that[23:33]<bertrik> "Linux raspberrypi 3.1.9+ #278 PREEMPT Wed Aug 15 20:59:07 BST 2012 armv6l GNU/Linux" \o/[23:33]<thrawed> ooo new firmware[23:33]* ebswift (~ebswift@ppp118-208-148-150.lns20.bne1.internode.on.net) Quit (Quit: KVIrc 4.1.3 Equilibrium http://www.kvirc.net/)[23:33]<axion> its in a binary format youd have to parse however[23:33]<[SLB]> yes thanks eheh, found that and made bash yell at me :3[23:34]* Joe_KD2AKU (Joe@nat/ibm/x-lbtgspjzlncubbyr) Quit (Quit: Leaving)[23:34]* BeholdMy- (~behold@unaffiliated/beholdmyglory) Quit (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)[23:34]* BeholdMyGlory (~behold@unaffiliated/beholdmyglory) has joined #raspberrypi[23:34]* PiBot sets mode +v BeholdMyGlory[23:34]<[SLB]> bertrik, via rpi-update?[23:36]<bertrik> I tried rpi-update which left my rpi unbootable, then manually updated the binaries on the SD card from the github binaries[23:36]* timg (~timg@static-96-243-240-250.tampfl.fios.verizon.net) Quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer)[23:36]<[SLB]> hm[23:36]<[SLB]> just ran the upgrade[23:36]* oco (~chatzilla@AClermont-Ferrand-651-1-418-212.w90-41.abo.wanadoo.fr) Quit (Quit: ChatZilla 0.9.88.2 [Firefox 14.0.1/20120713134347])[23:36]<[SLB]> libraspberrypi-bin libraspberrypi-dev libraspberrypi-doc libraspberrypi0[23:36]<[SLB]> raspberrypi-bootloader[23:36]<[SLB]> i take it's raspberrypi-bootloader[23:37]<thrawed> Rebuild with updated 2.94a USB driver. Add CONFIG_CRYPTO_XTS module[23:38]* watchd0g (~calhotas@bl13-228-42.dsl.telepac.pt) has joined #raspberrypi[23:38]* PiBot sets mode +v watchd0g[23:39]* Syliss (~Home@adsl-99-23-242-34.dsl.chi2ca.sbcglobal.net) has joined #raspberrypi[23:39]* PiBot sets mode +v Syliss[23:40]* wizardskills (~root@rogers1271.demon.co.uk) has joined #raspberrypi[23:40]* PiBot sets mode +v wizardskills[23:40]* tcial (~tcial@cpc1-pres13-2-0-cust571.pres.cable.virginmedia.com) Quit (Quit: tcial)[23:40]* MCHammel (~MCHammer@31-16-3-247-dynip.superkabel.de) Quit (Quit: Leaving)[23:40]<wizardskills> hi guys[23:40]* Ricksl (~ricksl@c-68-39-89-64.hsd1.nj.comcast.net) Quit (Remote host closed the connection)[23:42]<TeeCee> Hi Mr. Wizard Skills[23:42]<wizardskills> just got irc working on my pi :)[23:43]<TeeCee> piRC?[23:43]<thrawed> irssi ftw[23:43]<wizardskills> irssi, never used it before[23:44]<huene> irssi rocks :)[23:44]<[SLB]> i got lost earlier with windows splitting, lol, but fixed it eheh[23:44]<wizardskills> haha[23:45]<TeeCee> Some people swear to WeeChat rather than irssi... I have still not converted yet.. :p[23:45]<wizardskills> is there a way of setting it up to always use my nickname without using the -n in the launc parameters?[23:45]<huene> sure[23:46]<huene> edit ~/.irssi/config[23:46]<[SLB]> /set nick[23:46]<TeeCee> but remember to /save[23:48]<axion> TeeCee: weechat is awesome. i converted from irssi about 3 years ago...love it[23:48]<[SLB]> oh weechat looks nice[23:48]<axion> it ha its own package manager for scripts[23:48]<wizardskills> *goes to check out weechat*[23:49]<axion> make sure you run it in tmux :P[23:49]* dreamer (~henk@fedora/dreamer) has joined #raspberrypi[23:49]* PiBot sets mode +v dreamer[23:49]<dreamer> pom[23:50]<dreamer> hi all[23:50]<axion> heya[23:50]<dreamer> I'm trying to rebuild http://tech2077.blogspot.com/2012/06/running-hd44780-lcd-over-i2c-on.html but I'm heaving some trouble with the wiring. there's no clear schematic. any ideas?[23:50]<wizardskills> hi[23:51]* datagutt (~datagutt@unaffiliated/datagutt) Quit (Quit: Computer has gone to sleep.)[23:51]<wizardskills> will tmux run on the pi?[23:52]<Essobi> .... ofcourse.[23:52]<dreamer> wizardskills: why not?[23:52]* kcj (~casey@unaffiliated/kcj) has joined #raspberrypi[23:52]* PiBot sets mode +v kcj[23:52]* Lasse^ (~lasse@91.144.229.124) Quit (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)[23:52]<dreamer> wizardskills: I'm using it on rasbian as we speak[23:52]<dreamer> just get it from apt[23:52]* aphadke (~Adium@2620:101:8003:200:d9e5:6901:aff3:1c83) Quit (Quit: Leaving.)[23:53]<wizardskills> ah ok cool, im a bit of a linux n00b :P[23:53]<dreamer> which distro are you running?[23:53]<dreamer> http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-qEhLV-_Rf1w/T-Vt_HVc6UI/AAAAAAAAAeQ/AmlAB6omm2E/s1600/IMG_0032.JPG << I really can't make this out[23:54]* Venilix (~textual@161.148-241-81.adsl-dyn.isp.belgacom.be) Quit (Quit: Computer has gone to sleep.)[23:54]<wizardskills> raspbian[23:54]<thrawed> dreamer: I think the guys who build them into replicated adafruit cases documented their process on a blog or something[23:55]<dreamer> http://www.adafruit.com/blog/category/raspberry-pi/ << aha![23:55]<dreamer> but no[23:55]<dreamer> I'm trying to use the same i2c expander[23:55]<dreamer> and using an hd44780 screen[23:56]<thrawed> dreamer: No I mean, adafruit built the cases[23:56]<thrawed> dreamer: this any help? http://www.raspberrypi-spy.co.uk/2012/07/16x2-lcd-module-control-using-python/[23:57]* bertrik (~quassel@rockbox/developer/bertrik) Quit (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)[23:58]* bertrik (~quassel@rockbox/developer/bertrik) has joined #raspberrypi[23:58]* PiBot sets mode +v bertrik[23:58]<dreamer> thrawed: no[23:58]<dreamer> thrawed: because I'm using an i2c expander[23:58]<dreamer> I'm not wiring to the gpio directly[23:59]<dreamer> http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-EHiWcL14bxQ/T-Vtd2WifZI/AAAAAAAAAd4/KKuyLO4iRCw/s1600/IMG_0020.JPG[23:59]<dreamer> ^ not my pic